Sentence examples for mentioned wet from inspiring English sources

Finally the number of dry days (RR < 1 mm/day) has been derived, as presented in the bottom right panel of Fig. S 4. The above mentioned wet regions have fewest dry days, i.e. 160 to 200 per year, while in lower-elevation and northern coastal Mediterranean regions this ranges between 250 and 300 per year.

Inscriptions mention wet land, cultivable land, forest and waste land.

Reports from Texas, New Jersey, Indiana, and Georgia all allege that people heard huge noises in their laundry rooms and subsequently found twisted hunks of metal where their washing machines once were not to mention wet, unfinished loads of laundry.

"I can smell your socks" is less likely to attract attention than mentioning wet diapers or asking your friend if their diaper needs to be changed.

None of them mentions the wet.

Also, seldom research reported how the nanotribological and nanomechanical properties changed after remineralization, not to mention in wet condition imitating the oral environment.

There are mentions of wet dreams in the Bible; there's a record of both Saint Augustine and Martin Luther struggling with nocturnal emission; even Gandhi wrote about coming in his sleep, which he said felt like he "was hurled by God from an imaginary paradise where I had no right to be in my uncleanliness," according to Joseph Lelyveld's Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India.

This will be the biggest win of the 31-year-old Australian's career, not to mention the wettest.

In addition, the highly ordered porous alumina on Al foils with the help of prepatterned indentations by the above-mentioned wet stamping were fabricated.

He mentioned how the cold, wet April probably influenced more A.L. hitters.

Hay containing much timothy (Phleum pratense) has been mentioned specifically as causing wet belly in reindeer [ 23].