Sentence examples for drop in level from inspiring English sources

The equatorial regions now began a marked desiccation, with a drop in level of all the great African lakes.

Although enclosed docks are frequently of such an area that they can supply the lockage water lost when a ship passes through the lock without any drop in level that cannot be made up on the next high tide, it is normal to provide a measure of impounding capacity in the form of pumps for lifting additional water from outside into the dock.

They are now very firmly in charge of their destiny but, just occasionally, there were indications of a drop in level that still offered the slightest encouragement to Liverpool and Chelsea.

Chief Executive, Martin Doel, said: "Our own enrolment figures from 2011 showed a 14% drop in Level 1 (basic skills and pre-GCSE courses) students for our member colleges.

"I played great in the first set but in the second there was maybe a five-minute drop in level and you can't really afford to let that happen at key stages.

By placing these two nulls on maximally two-directional sources to be rejected and compensating for the drop in level for the desired direction, these directional sources can be effectively rejected without attenuating the desired source.

Although the drop in levels in all three lakes is variously ascribed to climate change or new rainfall patterns, evidence is growing that people caused some losses in Lakes Huron and Michigan.

The annual trust barometer survey by PR firm Edelman has for the first time published a separate UK-specific supplement, which showed a sharp drop in levels of trust in the last 12 months.

Ziska said these differences might be linked to whether the various vitamins and nutrients contain nitrogen, with those that do typically seeing a drop in levels as carbon dioxide rises and those without seeing a rise.

It comes almost a year after the Farc declared a unilateral ceasefire, which resulted in a significant drop in levels of violence.

Two studies [8, 116] found a drop in levels, but no significant difference appeared in the studies by Zanchi et al. [120] and McFarlin et al. [29].