Sentence examples for water capable of from inspiring English sources
As we stand on a piece of wasteland above the park, taking in the view across Pompéia, he expounds on the urgent need for reforestation, and on the subject of "linear parks" alongside rivers and streams, which create lakes, ponds and bodies of water capable of retaining stormwater and rainwater, as well as places for people to sit, walk and cycle in peace.
His port, and its counterpart in Los Angeles, are already dealing with some of the biggest vessels on the water, capable of carrying the equivalent of 13,000 container units — vessels too big to pass through the new Panama Canal locks.
There was no detection of locally formed dense shelf water capable of forming Antarctic Bottom Water at the shelf break locations sampled despite the number of minor polynyas across this region.
Remarkably, the fish are very active in sub-zero temperature water, capable of active feeding at −1.8°C (Raymond, 1995).
For instance, the word "navigable" pops up from time to time, suggesting that the law only applied to waters capable of handling boat traffic.
In clayey soils, this viscous drag can generate a high enough pore water pressure capable of counteracting the ground water gradient.
Scaling up delivery Every day, about 157 truckloads of water – over 1 million litres – are delivered to the camp by up to 23 water trucks capable of holding 12,000 to 19,000 litres of water each, for the some 32,000 residents of the refugee camp.
Even in the winter, my home's solar thermal system (that uses the power of the sun to heat water) is capable of harnessing the weak winter sun to preheat the water in our hot water tank.
The reports said they were Chinese-made vehicles with twin water cannons capable of delivering powerful jets of hot and cold water, as well as chemical irritants.
This exclusion may be relaxed if water is capable of forming more than one hydrogen bond with the protein, as in water-mediated intramolecular interactions [4].
The irrigation project calls for a dam and water system capable of irrigating 95,000 acres of agricultural land in the region of Arequipa.
