Sentence examples for water overhead from inspiring English sources

Ever-larger platforms and the increasing use of drill ships giant vessels that are even heavier than moored platforms—have given companies the heft required to work at greater depths.With miles of water overhead, the pressure on the seafloor presents a further challenge both to equipment designers and production engineers trying to get oil back to the surface.

On this last point, a caution to the uninitiated: if a bell or gong sounds, it is worth glancing up since it is likely to be a warning that some enormous vat of water overhead is preparing to dump its contents, and everyone but you knows it.

Over time, a plastic item in the ocean breaks down into many tiny particles, known as microplastics ― so many, in fact, that if you were to stand on the bottom of the ocean in the middle of a gyre and look up, the water overhead wouldn't look clear, Eriksen said.

I do this by standing the pot in a tray of water, rather than by watering overhead.

In the Challenger Deep, the waters overhead exert a downward pressure of more than eight tons per square inch.

Time will tell how his craft handles the greater stresses of the Challenger Deep, where the waters overhead press down with a pressure of more than eight tons per square inch.

A good watering system is very important for any garden and especially for rose bushes, which can be sensitive when watered overhead.

In their clubhouse, spartan by modern standards, a visitor could see peeling paint and feel the occasional drop of water from overhead pipes.

This is a three-part excursion, beginning with a full-body salt scrub, then a hose-down with warm water from overhead jets.

As Payne points out, Thomas Jefferson, living at Monticello without hot water or overhead lighting, would, by the standards of contemporary America, be considered "poorer than the poor".

As helicopters with firefighters or water passed overhead, the scientists said they were still trying to figure out the mix of positive and negative consequences.