Sentence examples for surface of the stream from inspiring English sources

The crowfoot flowers dot the surface of the stream in a carpet of white buttons.

But bubbling beneath the surface of the stream of quarterly earnings reports are worrying signs of just how far the pain of the housing bust may ultimately extend.

"I can see us as water-spiders, gracefully skimming, as light and reasonable as air, the surface of the stream without any contact at all with the eddies and currents underneath".

However, the method can report erroneous results due to the loss and incomplete mixing of the tracer arising from the difference in velocity in the upper and lower surfaces of the stream.

For small streams in flat terrain, float method can be used, whereas, for larger streams, dilution gauging is a better method if tracer is properly added to all the surfaces of the stream and if tracer does not alter water quality (Table S2).

When a fluid flows over a surface, the part of the stream that is close to the surface suffers a significant retardation, and a velocity profile is developed in the fluid.

The most commonly used sources of rising air are thermals (updrafts of warm air); ridge lift (found where the wind blows against the face of a hill and is forced to rise); and wave lift (standing waves in the atmosphere, analogous to the ripples on the surface of a stream).

Though Eli, his ailment and an image he can't seem to shake — the disturbing anamnesis of a girl's body floating just below the surface of a stream — are at its center, the book is as much the story of Margot Sharpe, a neuroscientist who enters Eli's life as a graduate student but over time becomes much more entangled with her patient's world.

Water that is not lost to evapotranspiration either flows across the surface of the land to streams and rivers or infiltrates the soil to groundwater.

The vapor condenses at its dew-point on the tubes, thereby providing a wet surface; a noncondensable gas film surrounds this surface; and the vapor of the stream diffusing through this film condenses into the liquid film of the condensate on the tube.

A few species are ovoviviparous i.e., eggs hatch within the body of the female generally as she floats, dying, on the surface of a stream or pond.