Sentence examples for various canals from inspiring English sources

To make sense of the Lower Lea Valley's confusing geography, we made it a drama-documentary that followed a boy's paper-round, weaving around the various canals, channels, and gunged-up creeks, getting lost several times along the way.

The labyrinth cavity is a complex morphological "landmark," by which the various canals for cranial nerves can be identified, according to the numbering system of classical anatomy (from the front backwards).

In the late 1990s, microcracks became a hot topic in relation to various canal preparation and obturation methods.

Beginning about 1830, surface processing of coal in the US began concurrent with various canal projects in Eastern Seaboard.

Nothing further came of the plan until the 1790s, when various canal engineers were consulted, and in 1794 John Rennie was asked by a different committee, the Grand Western Canal Committee, to make another survey, which was adopted, and formed the basis for a planned Act of Parliament.

The analysis of the data obtained from the microphotographs taken in various canal portions is summarised in Tables 1 and 2 and Graphs and 1(b)).

Of the various early canals only two continued to be of any importance the canal from Trenton to New Brunswick, uniting the Delaware and Raritan rivers, and the canal joining the Delaware River with Chesapeake Bay.

The Surplus Canal carries almost 60 percent of the water into the Great Salt Lake with various irrigation canals responsible for the rest.

In Europe pleasure cruisers transport multitudes of sightseers up and down the Rhine and Seine each year, while various derelict canals of such systems as the Thames have been restored for boating.

In the 1820s Geddes worked on several canal projects, including directing the surveys for the various state canals in Ohio in 1822.

The purpose of this in vitro study was to evaluate the effect of various root canal instrumentation techniques with different instrument tapers on cleaning efficacy and resultant vertical root fracture (VRF) strength of the roots.