Sentence examples similar to stone dike from inspiring English sources
Stone dikes would appear in strategic places, forcing the water to go around them, preventing the channel from spreading out.
Studies on bat migration implied that bats use linear landmarks like river valleys (e.g., Furmankiewicz and Kucharska 2009), coast lines of the Baltic, North and Black Sea, tree rows, stone dikes, and forest edges (e.g., Ahlén et al. 2009) as corridors where they migrate concentratedly (Baerwald and Barclay 2009).
Lelu, an old whaling port, is the best of the island's three harbours and has ruins of ancient stone walls and dikes.
The Traditional Dike has a steeper seaward slope and a stone or asphalt revetment along the dike toe.
The dike also contains fragments of other rock types.
A dike set is composed of several parallel dikes; when the number of dikes is large, the term dike swarm is used.
The dike finally gave way this year, however.
The crack was in the dike".
Walk onto the original Little League outfield, nestled beneath a 25-foot dike built a year after the Susquehanna River flooded Williamsport in 1936, and it all seems so simple: a miniature baseball diamond for preteenage players, a few bleachers, a stone water fountain behind the backstop.
