Sentence examples for high flush from inspiring English sources
A high flush on her neck, a darty, wild look.
I had made an ace high flush on the river, but the board was paired, meaning my opponent in the hand, who had suddenly sprung the bet on me after we both checked the turn, could have a full house.
Further, even narrowing it down specifically to a queen high flush vs. aces full of tens still only has a 1 in 41,527,563,578 probability which is much less than the 332 billion number cited above.
The video is only useful for the description of 'Pot odds'; following any of it's other advice, trying to win with a 6 high flush, for example, will have you playing with play chips' in no time.
The only time that you should really go all in is if you have a great hand (e.g., Full house, A high flush, A high straight, [maybe] three of a kind) after a raise on the river, or if you are short on chips.
High flushing flow rates therefore are recommended for accurate estimation of soil Hg emission fluxes by DFC operations.
We recommend adoption of high flushing flow rates (e.g., ∼15 40 l min−1 for DFCs of common design) based on our simulation findings that underestimation of actual emission fluxes can occur at low flushing flow rates.
Receiving water with high flushing capacity is able to dilute or eliminate most of the conventional pollutants, but persistent toxic compounds and long lived pathogens will always be troublesome.
As such, it is expected to have a high flushing rate and no terrestrial influence of any kind (e.g., human sewage, bird guano, agricultural runoff).
Part of the sensitivity of arctic and alpine lakes is attributable to limnological characteristics including dilute water chemistry, low primary production, and high flushing rates associated with nival hydrological regimes.
For example, streams are characterized by unidirectional, turbulent flow and high flushing rates, whereas lake chemistry is more affected by the timing and frequency of turnover events (e.g., polymictic to dimictic mixing in boreal lakes).
