Sentence examples for incoming waters from inspiring English sources

More than half of the country sits below sea level and has had to protect itself from incoming waters for hundreds of years.

Twice each day, the fury of the incoming waters would inundate all the margins of the continents.

Off the South West coast of France, an under-water ravine called the Gouf De Capbreton moulds the incoming waters of the Atlantic into the kind of waves most surfers dream of.

The table shows culture findings for incoming water sources, sink traps, or on humid surfaces.

The same is true here — so the incoming water had no place to go.

The incoming water is split into smaller feeds which are plugged into each rack using dripless connectors.

Beyond serving as recreation areas, these engineered green spaces would sop up and reduce the force of incoming water.

Within this cavern, the weight of incoming water and the strange suctions and pressures caused by the movements of water in an enclosed space continue the excavation upward.

Spraying water on storage pools full of overheating spent uranium fuel rods is not very effective because rising steam dissipates much of the incoming water.

If the incoming water temperature dips to 35, a temperature rise of 70 would be needed at the desired flow rate.

But as the incoming water sank the boat ever lower, the men took turns leaving the icebox to bale for frantic 10- or 15-minute stints.