Sentence examples similar to water dissipating from inspiring English sources

We observed a few occurrences of saturated overland flow, but sediments and water dissipated within the streamside management zones in over 75% of these instances.

Hernan moved over cooler waters, dissipating as a tropical cyclone early on July 31.

It gradually weakened as it moved into cooler waters, dissipating on July 5. Carlotta did not threaten land.

"The natural ebb and flow of the tides and the waters dissipates the bacteria," said Valerie Goldstein, a spokeswoman for the Westchester County health department.

It rains fire, pressurized water dissipates into mist and the blowtorches produce an eerie green vapor.

Large sections of the park can be built before that, but the construction cannot be finished until the methane and polluted water dissipate, he said.

Once the shock of the cold water dissipates, the blunt inscrutability of the game remains and, often, frustrates.

If the water dissipates (e.g: not enough clay in the dirt), line that side of the hole with part of the garbage bag first.

Personally, I have always found them infinitely disappointing; the way these pastel-coloured, chalky orbs plop and fizz in the water before dissipating, underwhelmingly, like strawberry-scented farts.

These fractures can increase significantly the soft soil mass permeability and accelerate the pore water pressure dissipating.

The depression briefly moved back over water before dissipating in northern Vietnam on October 14.