Sentence examples for water encountered from inspiring English sources

IT HAS long been known that the air and water encountered by people in their daily lives are filled with all sorts of micro-organisms.

Like salinity, the temperature at depth is determined by the conditions that the water encountered when it was last at the surface.

He cautioned that the mile-wide stretch of open water encountered in August by scientists and tourists on the Russian icebreaker Yamal could be "a weather blip," or caused by wind moving ice.

However, the testa did not regulate the water incorporation in itself, but rather the rate at which water encountered the hypocotyl, the radicle, and the cotyledons through the inner layer of the seed coat, and thus prevented the destruction of the seed tissues at the beginning of imbibition.

She tells good, scary stories about nearly running out of water, encountering leering men and dangerous animals.

Carbon dioxide carried in the water is released as the water encounters the cave air; this reduces the water's capacity to hold calcite in solution and causes the calcite to be deposited.

Malchow said he rides higher in the water, encountering less resistance and holding his form as exhaustion sets in, like an infection, in the final churning meters of the butterfly.

But for tenacious kayakers, there is the reward of an Indiana Jones-style adventure through spring-freshened water, encounters with alligators and the cries of a bird called a limpkin, that sounds eerily like a wildcat.