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The movement, however, caused more water to enter the ship, and Bartlett quickly ordered the engines stopped.
The profusion of mold and fungi growth at McKinley was caused by severe September rains that allowed water to enter the building while the roof was being repaired.
However, the LMR and perhaps the HTGR are at some risk from events that might cause air or water to enter the coolant system.
Commonly the embryo has no innate dormancy and will develop after the seed coat is removed or sufficiently damaged to allow water to enter.
Early in the 19th century Jean-Victor Poncelet, a French mathematician and engineer, designed curved paddles for undershot wheels to allow the water to enter smoothly.
When the cells are stimulated by vasopressin, the aquaporins fuse with the region of the cell membrane that is exposed to urine, allowing water to enter the cells.
Honda said the recall was to fix a defective master switch, which could cause water to enter the power window switch and in some cases cause a fire.
A June 1999 teacher's union memo states there is "visible mold" on the walls in the stairway, leaks that allow water to enter rooms and soak the walls and floor and grass pulled through the ventilation system into the building.
In T.S.B. J38 issued on April 20, Chrysler said the front air-bag sensors on 2005-6 Dodge Candvan and Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country minivans might crack and allow water to enter the sensor.
Atmospheric and oceanic changes are responsible, they say, because they have altered the properties of the shelf water and the wind patterns to cause more and warmer water to enter the fjord.
The barrier is normally open, allowing salt water to enter the estuary and about three-fourths of the tidal movement to be maintained, limiting damage to the natural environment in the Eastern Schelde.
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