Sentence examples for towing water from inspiring English sources

The experiments were conducted in a towing water tank at different blockage ratios up to 40%, with rectangular cylinders of side ratios of 1, 2, 3 and 4 being stationary or forced to oscillate at frequencies of Stc = 0.1−0.5 and at amplitudes of aH = 3.5−28%.

In this work the trajectories of sixty plumes, simulated at small scale in a towing water tank, have been analysed in order to test the performance of widely used dispersion codes and to find statistically the best entrainment coefficients for the different models.

Determine your speed requirements, and if you are towing water skiers, nets, or tubes.

It has more than enough power to tow water skiers or wakeboards.

The five-bedroom, four-bath house includes a dock where Mr. Barber keeps a pontoon boat and a runabout he uses to tow water-skiers.

The mayor came by in a large cabin cruiser, smiling grimly, and a speed boat raced by, towing a water skiier.

The sport is known as tow-in surfing, as the big-wave riders are towed, like water skiers, into the massive 40-foot (12-metre) waves that break on Hawaii's outer reefs.

To track the whales behind the song, marine biologist Donald Croll of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and his colleagues rigged their research vessel with a 120-meter-long wire that they towed through waters in the Gulf of California, off the Mexican coast.

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As they made their way back to the Montauk Yacht Club after five hours on the water, towing Mr. Grande's kayak, they all agreed that Chris Miller, the dockmaster at the West Lake Marina for the last nine years, was the most die-hard spearfisherman around.

They wrestle fish out of the water, tow one another behind speeding boats and reinterpret vessels — to sometimes shocking effect — as floating nightclubs.