As Dr Diane Purkiss, lecturer in English at Keble College, Oxford, explains: "It's very plain, when you read it as an adult, that they are in mortal danger: at one point in mid channel, they're nearly run down by a steamer and at another point they're beating into the wind and nearly get swept under the waves.
Flow velocity was measured in the mid channel on three occasions by timing a float (average of three trials) as it moved over a distance of 10 m (Gordon et al. 1994).
Sites were Lagoon, Release, Mid-Channel, Channel, East Wetland, West Wetland, and Outlet.
Upstream to downstream (direction of lagoon effluent flow), the sites were as follows: Lagoon, Release, Mid-Channel, Channel, East Wetland, West Wetland, and Outlet (Figure 1).
The site names from upstream to downstream were as follows: Lagoon, Release, Mid-Channel, Channel, East Wetland, West Wetland, and Outlet.
Sulfamethoxazole was detected on five sampling days and only at four of the sampling sites: Lagoon, Release, Mid-Channel, and Channel (Figure 2e).
SB 152 essentially repeals portions of Public Resources Code 6503.5, which provides rent-free use of the water docks that occupy the main and mid channels of Huntington Harbour.
The elevated ammonia in the lagoon appeared to be more transient than that in the channel since several consecutive samples from the Channel and Mid-Channel sites had excess ammonia.
Small buoys, one red, one green, bobbed in mid-channel.
The lordly stuff is shtick — a mid-Channel Medieval Times — but only to a degree.
Part of the United States Canadian international boundary lies in mid-channel.
