Sentence examples for slant water from inspiring English sources
Seko et al. (2013) developed a two-way nested NHM-LETKF system and investigated the synergistic effects of simultaneous assimilation of the Doppler radar radial wind velocity and water vapor data observed by GEONET (i.e., PWV and slant water vapor (SWV) that is the accumulated water vapor amount along the ray path of a GNSS radio signal).
For instance, if flowing water slants the boxfish upwards, the vortex on top of it becomes strongest right behind its center of mass, sucking its rear end back up and straightening it out.
Hold the box slanting to remove water.
At that moment, Ally saw it, caught just underwater in a crevice in a jagged chunk of shale, its gold picked out where a beam of the late light slanted at an angle from the water's surface.
Yet Bar Harbor still manages to keep much of its character, with streets that slant down to the water, spotted with the big houses that remain.
Figure 5 shows the amount of oil extracted from 12 g preheated Jatropha kernel slurry (containing 2 g kernel), inoculated with the isolated bacterial strains directly prepared by suspending the NA culture slant with 2 ml water.
The environmentalists who support the deal, like the EDC, do not agree with this fiscal argument of Arnold's for the deal: to them T-Ridge has always been a pathway to end some offshore oil drilling permanently, essentially by horsetrading a lease to slant drill in state waters for a promise to decommission four operations in federal waters.
Dunreith and I had already taken a long, leisurely stroll along the slightly slanted sand as the water from the waves grew closer and more forceful.
Ontological terms for Cryptosporidium sp. are slanted toward climate/environment and water aspects, with no data peaks for the food or reservoir aspects, in stark contrast with the data availability for Listeria sp. with virtually all the data peaks in the food aspects.
The fishermen's ploy is to put a net in those shallow waters, slanting it to the left or right according to the direction of the migration.
