Sentence examples for plunging surface from inspiring English sources

The data is in substantial agreement with that from similar studies, and shows that the condition Ca = We/Re = constant is not a global criteria for air entrainment by a plunging surface.

Specific interfacial areas in the range 20 110 m−1 and rates of surface renewal in the range 40 160 sec−1 for the subsurface reactor have been related to the plunging jet surface roughness and velocity or the entrainment rate of the plunging jet.

But you soon begin to feel as though you should be peering into them for traces of vanished significance, as though they were tiny abysses, plunging from the surface of this strange and troubling novel down to whatever unspeakable void is at its centre.

All have straight, sharp bills and feed chiefly on the wing, by hovering over the water and plunging in for surface fish and crustaceans, by swooping low to pick fish from the water in flight, or by hawking insects over land.

Hollywood director James Cameron has returned to the surface after plunging nearly 11km (seven miles) down to the deepest place in the ocean, the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific.

NASA's Curiosity rover landed on Mars in a daredevil maneuver that used a rocket-powered sky crane to lower the 1-ton robot safely to the Martian surface after plunging through the planet's atmosphere.

Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, has shown off his action-man credentials to Russia's newest citizens by plunging deep beneath the surface of Crimea's Black Sea coast in a miniature submarine.

According to a report from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department that listed Sengupta's death as an accidental drowning, lifeguards and other workers at Walk the Plank did not immediately realize that Sengupta had not surfaced after plunging into the pool of muddy water.

As the barge plunged through, the surface curled into a mirrored wave two feet high before breaking into gray chop.

"The Prisoner of Chillon", by Lord Byron The speaker is immured in a dungeon whose walls plunge below the surface of Lake Geneva.

Soon as I went in and plunged beneath the surface a shock of cold clawed at my lungs.