Sentence examples for middle water from inspiring English sources

In the summer months, when the surface is heated by higher air temperatures, a distinct thermocline separates the surface water from the middle water, which is characterized by relatively high temperatures and salinities.

The formation of these water masses, particularly the middle water, influences the concentration of dissolved oxygen, which is generally very high; and this contributes to the productive fisheries of the sea.

Once in New Zealand, the Winnemem plan to rendezvous with local Maori leaders and stage a four-day ceremony starting March 28 that will culminate with the rare "nur chonas winyupus," or middle water salmon dance.

The middle water's origin is in the intermediate water layers of the Kuroshio off the coast of Kyushu that enter the Sea of Japan via the Tsushima Current during the winter and spring.

The middle water arch (MWA) is an innovation that is developed for floating production storage and offloading (FPSO).

There is a year-round halocline at 10 15 m depth, and the bottom to middle waters are anoxic (Fujiwara et al. 2003a).

They have these three dancers on springs in the middle – the water was coming down, the lights were everywhere, and the music was on.

So people may be more moved by another of the IFS's findings: that the incomes of the top 1% grew by more than 5% in 2006-07, while those in the middle trod water.

They include: The line going through the middle of Water Haigh Woodland Park near Woodlesford, formerly an area of spoil heaps where enormous amounts of work had been done to return it to nature.

Like her Elliot Trilogy (whose middle play, Water by the Spoonful won a Pulitzer prize), Daphne's Dive returns to North Philadelphia and also centers on family – both inherited and improvised.

The scene depicted is the one that the Indian founders of Tenochtitlán (now Mexico City) supposedly saw in 1325, which met their prophecies of the predestined site for their capital namely, an eagle with a snake in its beak standing on a cactus growing out of rocks in the middle of water.