Sentence examples for exit water from inspiring English sources

Competing pressure exchangers work by capturing energy in the exit water via a turbine (analogous to a waterwheel), then transferring that shaft power to a pump (waterwheel in reverse) for the entering seawater.

Cooling tower efficiency can be appraised by a coefficient called "tower approach", which is the difference between the average temperature of the exit water and the wet bulb temperature of the entering air.

Also remember to apply sunscreen every time you exit water.

A water turbine uses the potential energy resulting from the difference in elevation between an upstream water reservoir and the turbine-exit water level (the tailrace) to convert this so-called head into work.

"Everyone knows not to get too close, never underestimate the power of the water," Bullet explains, adding that most people you talk to will know of someone who has fallen or been pushed across the street by the clamoring strength of the exiting water.

High-pressure exiting water enters columns in a rotor arranged like the bullet chambers in a six-shooter.

These sharks are widely distributed in coastal waters throughout the world, and if you see them or know they are present you should exit the water as soon as safely possible.

Oeinck was the first pro woman to exit the water, and rode alongside Wassner.

Or, if you're extremely lucky, seeing the whale exit the water in a spectacular arc and diving or bellyflopping back in with a mighty crash (breaching).

When Nyad, along with her team, decided she should exit the water after 41 hours and 49 minutes of swimming, she seemed more emotionally than physically wrecked.

They passed through a tunnel beneath a city wall, and found at the exit a water tank left there by the city — a godsend.