Sentence examples for water spring from inspiring English sources

Water samples (5.8 Liters) were collected at 1 m depth (except for the water spring) on September 7, 2007 for DNA extraction and for abiotic and microbiological characterization (100 mL).

Observations made at Dallol, the Black Water spring (situated at 14°13'18.76" N, 40°17'10.33" E, Fig. 2),and at a relatively recently-formed spring (Figs. 3, 4, 5, 6), called Gaet'ale by the local Afar people, (which has not been monitored scientifically since it was formed), were supplemented by information gathered from local people and tourist guides.

Three Ukrainians were swept to death by the unusual flood last year when they were at a hot water spring along the Seti river some 20 kilometres north of Pokhara.

comm., January 2013) that in the early 1970's, he had approached the edge of the Black Water spring to sample it, and he collapsed into hot saturated mush, which behaved very much like quicksand, and only saved himself by falling backwards with his arms outspread, in order to distribute his weight more widely.

Although there is no power, there is a fresh water spring – vital in this kind of crisis.

Frying Pan Lake near Rotorua is the world's largest hot water spring: temperatures reach 200C at its deepest point.

The meres were fed from a fresh water spring 2,000 feet (600 m) inland, linked to the meres by an underground stone channel.

It was decided to settle the dispute in the spring, which meant that both the Princess and the Orator, wearing only sulus, would stand in the warm-water spring and offer pomegranates to the huge crusty turtle that had inhabited the vicinity of the spring, living off offerings, for almost a century.

It will be a history of the entire state of New Mexico, narrated, more or less, by a talking hot-mineral-water spring.

Groundwater is abstracted near the system's major outlet at a higher rate than the low-water spring discharge, thereby mobilizing stored groundwater during low-water periods ('active management').

"Tourists flock to this area because there is a hot-water spring," an official from the Annapurna Conservation Area Project, named only as Paudel, told the AFP news agency.