Sentence examples for potential swimming from inspiring English sources
Yet Mr. Bubbins sees this spot in the shadow of a Metro-North railroad bridge as a potential swimming hole, one where a barge could be parked or canoes could be launched.
We shared ideas and discussed potential new swimming spots, and came up with a list of swims to put in the diary to do over the following six months.
It has been widely demonstrated that, for shells with oxyconic shell shapes, the energy consumption for swimming is the lowest and potential maximal swimming speed is the highest.
Recent studies have explored the potential for swimming pool disinfection by-products (DBPs), which are respiratory irritants, to cause asthma in young children.
A potential change in swimming speed across years was investigated using regression analyses.
The aims of the present study were to investigate (i) potential changes in breaststroke swimming performance across years in national and international athletes and to compare to potential changes in freestyle swimming performance, (ii) differences in swimming performance between national and international athletes and (iii) differences in swimming performance between women and men.
These methods provide a continuous and spatially explicit description of velocity, depth, vorticity, and turbulent kinetic energy along potential fish swimming paths in the flow field.
Lib Dem candidates were only narrowly behind in wards such as Kentish Town last time; the potential closure of the swimming baths there is another headache for Labour.
Potential transmitter effects on swimming performance were examined by comparing critical swimming speeds (Ucrit, an index of prolonged swimming performance) for six size groups (n = 120, 113 175 mm) of tagged and non-tagged eels.
To investigate the potential effects of intensive swimming on clinical and hormonal pubertal development in adolescent girls and to determine whether hyperandrogenism contributes to menstrual disorders.
This study was designed to investigate the potential neuroprotective effect of swimming training (ST) in a mouse model of PD induced by 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) in mice.
