Sentence examples for rapids channels from inspiring English sources

Over 200 villagers volunteered for the study, and divided themselves up into groups to survey the sub-ecosystems of rapids, channels, eddies, small waterfalls, drinking wells, don islands, bok hin pools, khum pools, wang pools, huu holes, lhum hin stone pockets, kon shallows, kan underwater rapids, and luang fishing grounds.

He was always seasick on his rapid Channel crossings.

The rapid channel changes began after 1959, as systematic training was introduced.

"The main thing is that for us it's a rapid channel of communication and there's been a tremendous thirst for news and information," Mr. Pitt said.

Firstly, rapid channel widening, migration and cutoffs totally reworked the pre-European floodplain and were followed by active floodplain formation.

The statistical distribution of the hydrodynamic parameters is generally skewed toward high values, especially when interference data bear traces of rapid channeled flow in karstic conduits.

Collectively, geomorphic differences provide evidence for relatively rapid channel adjustment of accelerated bedrock incision attributed to potential increased hydraulic driving forces and altered sediment regimes in MTM channels, notably sustained delivery of very fine sediment and potentially reduced coarse sediment delivery.

Thus, the mechanism greatly decreases reservation overhead, provides rapid channel access for the helpers, and further improves multiple access performance.

In addition to this, we analyze the system where source phase pre-rotation is switched off (or ineffective due to rapid channel dynamics), and thus the relay faces a multiple-access channel with a varying source channel phase offset.

The notable feature of Figures 9 and 10 is that all the coherent schemes fail in 200 Hz and the significant performance of the differential SOCP-ICA detector is robust to rapid channel time variations and outperforms the other differential ones.

M1549 is part of the Met-Phe-Val sequence that is implicated in rapid channel inactivation (Marksteiner et al., 2001 ).