Sentence examples for evacuating water from inspiring English sources

"The ship is not in any danger of sinking," he said, adding that Navy officials had been "evacuating water" from the engine room and other compartments at the water line, which he said had been "extensively damaged" by the blast.

In addition to spillways, openings through dams are also required for drawing off water for irrigation and water supply, for ensuring a minimum flow in the river for riparian interests downstream, for generating power, and for evacuating water and silt from the reservoir.

These pleats assist with evacuating water from the mouth after lunge feeding (see feeding below).

If it was, he said, that would explain why navy rescue vehicles that have managed to dock on the hatch have not been able to evacuate water from the airtight corridor that must be established for rescue to occur.

GDL type 4 has three variables of layer design that can be optimized to function as gas distributor, gas storage, flooding preventer on GDL surface, to evacuate water from the electrode and to control the electrical conductivity.

Some of the things we are trained to handle are medical emergencies, Ditching (evacuating in water), volatile fuel threats and fires, evacuations, blocked exit procedures, decompressions, life raft procedures, and malfunctions.

Several hotels in northern San Diego were evacuated as water rose as high as five feet.

The Army Corps of Engineers later reported as many as eighty-one deaths, a quarter-million people evacuated, and water levels of up to nine feet.

In the wake of the emergency, the German cooperation agency (GIZ) designed a network of ditches and pumping stations to evacuate surface water in areas like Socogim PS.

Mrs Flood, whose husband was employed by GAP to give lectures on the ship, said that as a staff member he was one of the last people to be evacuated as water filled the lower decks.

An evacuated solar water heater is integrated with the desalination unit.