Sentence examples for water length from inspiring English sources
And, as if to indicate its seriousness, the restaurant has not one but two zealous sake sommeliers, conversations with whom resemble a Monty Python sketch: each sake description tops the previous one, in remoteness of town, rarity of rice, temperature of water, length of fermentation.
It is defined as the water length above ground before concentrating into definite stream channels.
For City cars, Bikes, Hatchbacks and sedans Drive through flood which are adult knee depth flooded water length, above that flood depth, your city car/sedan would be damaged by the flood water.
This spring's revival of the high-water-length clam digger appears to offer an alternative to the post-World War II capri-style pants so popular last year -- a narrow, leg-shaping cut with a hem anywhere from the top of the calf to above the ankle (bottom, second from left).
Legions of young men, including ones who are not bicycle messengers, are rolling up their pants legs to such high-water lengths that one is tempted to inquire where exactly the auditions for the Huckleberry Finn revival are being held.
Dooge (1984) defines these spatial scales as varying from that of an individual water molecule (length scale of 10−10 m), through the scales associated with turbulent flow (length scale of 10−2 m) to a water basin level of scale of 10 10 m and beyond.
The coconut water adds length and tropical notes, the salt water enhances the fruit and the egg white brings smoothness.
This is due to various environmental factors, including decreased stress in terms of light, temperature, water, and length of the growing season.
Results showed that the crops simulated were sensitive to either available water or length of growing season.
This saltwater lifting mechanism, observed for the first time, induced significant reduction to the saline water intrusion length.
After removing the struck soil by washing under gentle flow of tap water, root length of plants were measured with a measuring scale.
