Sentence examples for entering water from inspiring English sources

Guinea worms spread because sufferers try to escape the burning pain by entering water.

The entering water temperature to the unit ranged from 5.5 to 13.2 °C, with an average value of 8 °C.

In the current prototype, adjustable sweptback wings were implemented so as to achieve different body shapes for entering water.

Most of the carbon dioxide entering water combines either with the water (to form carbonic acid) or with other substances (to form carbonates or bicarbonates).

Conventionally, the calorimeter consumes so much energy in order to control and maintain the entering water temperature test conditions of the water-to-water heat pump unit.

Hybrid design decreases the total heat exchanger length of the energy piles, and reduces the entering water temperature (EWT) variance caused by heat interference.

At first, some swimmers were squeamish about entering waters historically known for toxic chemicals, and even corpses ("floaters").

However, he misses the mark in referencing the danger of entering waters above waterfalls in Yosemite.

They enter water freely and appear to enjoy bathing.

They are also said to enter water when disturbed.

"Very high-energy neutrinos make a splash when they enter water," she says.