Sentence examples for opaque water from inspiring English sources
For example, the investigators gave mice a test that required remembering the location of a platform hidden by opaque water.
When used with uDraw Studio, the included disk, children can draw pictures with charcoal or opaque water colors.
The maze comprised a 1.2 diameter acrylic pool filled with opaque water at 27 ± 2 °C and a 10 cm escape platform submerged 0.5 cm below the surface.
A hippocampus-dependent spatial learning and memory task in which a rodent learns the position of an escape platform placed beneath the surface of a pool of opaque water using a set of distal extra-maze visual cues.
It is as good a place as any to start a walk, for there is a footpath just beyond Ferryside, known as Hall Walk, that runs high above the estuary, then descends to cross the Pont Pill creek over a wooden footbridge, where ducks float on the calm, opaque water, before ascending again, and following the estuary around to the village of Polruan.
Water maze training began on day 15 (12–13 days after surgery) with a 60-s swim in a pool of opaque water (23 °C), followed by practice of climbing onto a submerged 10 cm platform in the center of the maze.
While too sulfuric for aquatic life, the lake's cool, opaque waters are safe for swimming.
The first half of the exhibition shimmers in atmospheric blue light, the artifacts accompanied by videos of their excavation by red-suited divers maneuvering through opaque waters.
Gansevoort Street, a dark and melancholy beauty, runs its modest course from east to west in downtown Manhattan's desolate riverfront neighborhood and empties into the opaque waters of the Hudson.
Christopher DaMota lay on his stomach on a pier, dipping his hand into the opaque waters of Sebago Lake as he and other boys in the 9-to-12 age group at Camp Sunshine waited for a boat to take them fishing.
Michael Cunningham New York City, Sept. 16, 2001 Gansevoort Street, a dark and melancholy beauty, runs its modest course from east to west in downtown Manhattan's desolate riverfront neighborhood and empties into the opaque waters of the Hudson.
