Sentence examples for streams deep from inspiring English sources

The 15 mile long trail traversed some of the most difficult terrain on Guadalcanal, including numerous rivers and streams, deep, muddy ravines, steep ridges, and dense jungle.

The trail traversed some 15 mile of the most difficult terrain on Guadalcanal, including numerous rivers and streams, deep, muddy ravines, steep ridges, and dense jungle.

IT was early evening in Matera, a city in the southern Italian region of Basilicata, and swallows circled the sky, their melodious calls interrupted only by the clanking of bells worn by cows drinking from a stream deep within a canyon.

After eating lunch by the baseball field, the group drove past numerous strip malls and town-house developments to a second stream, deeper and muddier than the first.

"The braes ascend like lofty wa's / The foaming stream deep-roarin' fa's / O'erhung wi' fragrant spreading shaws / The birks of Aberfeldy …" It could only be Robert Burns.

Along its eastern margin the plateau has been dissected by streams into deep, narrow river valleys, as well as broader valleys known as quebradas, the latter historically important as colonial routes of penetration into the Argentine Andes.

This result improves our understanding of the storage of impure CO2 streams in deep saline aquifers and uncovers a new area for further research.

We ford streams, some deep as Nell's knees, then head into a vast, newly burned area where dust covers our faces and the air still smells of ash.

These streams cut deep, eastward-growing, channels into the western edge of the Colorado Plateau and deposited their sediment in the widening Basin and Range region.

For example, some headwater streams have deep pools that are currently located beneath dense hemlock canopy and may be a refuge for biota seeking the shaded cooler water during warm summer months.

This model has been used previously to illustrate several phenomena in perception; such as perceptual learning, repetition suppression, and the recognition of stimulus streams with deep hierarchical structure (Friston & Kiebel, 2009; Kiebel, Daunizeau, & Friston, 2008).