Sentence examples for entry into water from inspiring English sources

Previous research demonstrated how impact and sharp edges can break surface tension on a RoboBee's entry into water but the question remained: How does it get back out again?

Overuse of these fertilizers leads to their gradual entry into water systems through rain water and causes eutrophication.

A fast entry into water from a muddy bank can be effected by plunging to the ground, twisting the body from side to side and splaying out the limbs.

The date of entry into the Gulf Stream was estimated based on entry into water with a SST of at least 20°C, as well as a rapid increase in the SST encountered by the shark, as recorded on the PAT: a mean 5.0°C increase over one day (individual sharks experienced SST increases of 1.6 9.0°C) or 5.8°C over two days (range of 2.8 9.0°C).

"The Chinese side calls on Japan to halt all entries into water and airspace around the islands". Japan controls the islands, which are also claimed by Taiwan.

The numerical simulation results of free surface, velocity components and air concentration in water and circumstance of air entry into the water have been compared with the experimental results.

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Dives are judged according to the takeoff, flight, and entry into the water.

His entry into the water was, to use diving parlance, "a rip".

In Minnesota, the state government has welcomed tribal entry into clean water regulation, even when it means stricter controls.

Again, though, his entry into the water cost him points and there was a collective sigh when his scores were revealed.