Sentence examples for lakes precisely from inspiring English sources

Today, many of the antique Racing Runabouts can be found on or near northern lakes, precisely because of those boathouses (sun is hard on wood) and because in colder climes boats were seldom used more than 40 hours a summer.

In fact, the buyers of Thorneythwaite Farm are – according to another National Trust employee, Mike Innerdale, its regional director for the Lakes – precisely what I suggested they might be: incomers.

Terada et al. (2008) monitored the water level in the crater lake precisely and described that although the water level in the crater lake increases due to heavy precipitation during the rainy and typhoon seasons, the water level fluctuation in other seasons does not depend on precipitation directly.

One belief is that if a girl stands naked over a lake at precisely midnight she will be able to see her future husband.

After feeding bears in captivity with trout harvested from the lake, researchers know precisely the ratio of fish eaten to mercury in hair and blood.

Definitions that precisely distinguish lakes, ponds, swamps, and even rivers and other bodies of nonoceanic water are not well established.

Sea/river-type sockeye that are better able to persist in glaciated habitat and home less precisely than lake-type sockeye would be more likely to encounter newly accessible lake habitat, but lake-type sockeye would probably be better adapted for limnetic life in the new habitat.

Empirical coefficients can be useful for estimating E of lakes with submerged macrophytes more precisely.

A few years ago I invited a group of friends from university to Poland, or more precisely to my favourite Masurian lakes.

Here's her description of the landscape – whimsical and lyrical, but not precisely playable: "Out on the big lake it's all glitter and surface, rumor and innuendo, voices that run like a shiver, out and out.

None of the formulated predictions, however, are calibrated against a precisely defined modern limnimetric benchmark or former lake shoreline.