Sentence examples for river sea from inspiring English sources
The skate track that snakes over frozen river, sea and lake, forms an icy halo around town.
Similarly, Soltyszewski et al. (Soltyszewski et al. 2007) confirmed the possibility of recovering fingerprints deposited on glass slides submerged in river, sea, tap, or distilled water.
The imaginations of general public toward the futures are given in each society by using these analogies: railroad, river, sea and game.
Currently, research on the durability of a structure is concentrated on material performance [101], and the study of tunnel durability is growing because of various operational problems emerging from the many river, sea, and offshore tunnel projects in recent years [102].
Drowning by place of occurrence was further categorized into drowning in a river, sea, submerged house, sunken vessel, or urban facility such as manholes, roads, or sewer.
The aforementioned data (Table 1) showed that ANAMMOX bacteria were frequently identified from different ecosystems of different regional areas including terrestrial (soil, wetland) ecosystem, aquatic ecosystem (lake, estuary, river, sea, etc)., and some specialized ecosystem (oil reservoir, MSG wastewater and pharmaceutical waste, landfill leachate, etc).
Arsenic is present in small to trace amounts in rocks, sediments and all natural water resources which includes rivers, sea water and groundwater.
Europe has internationally regarded expertise of river-sea-delta research, but this expertise is fragmented".
The new project will specialise in multidiscipline training and innovation on large river-delta-sea systems with its research labs placed strategically throughout various Danube Region countries, and also river-sea systems in UK, France, Netherlands, Ireland, Spain, and Italy.
But they are also maps that trace the rivers, seas, mountains, seasons, plants, stars, sunrises, winds, animals, smells and emotions of the land.
In his view, human beings first encountered the Infinite when they perceived and named objects that were intangible, such as the Sun, Moon, and stars, or semitangible, such as mountains, rivers, seas, and trees.
