Sentence examples for water to join from inspiring English sources
She would then have to teach the baby mammoth how to go about its life – to find food and water, to join and navigate the social ladder, to find a partner and reproduce.
Once groundwater recharges were computed, the residence time the time it takes for underground water to join surface water was computed as a function of groundwater velocity (v, m/day), conductivity of aquifer (ca, m/day), primary effective porosity (pp, m3/m3), and hydraulic gradient (h, m/m) as (Wendland 1992): v = frac{{({text{ca}} times h)}}{text{pp}} (9).
The shallow groundwater residence time (Eq. 10), the time it takes for water to join an adjacent stream, is mainly less than 2 years, with a minimum of 0.0076 years (2.75 days), but deep groundwater residence time (Eq. 13) is predominately greater than 50 years (Fig. 6).
Abbot Thomas and six of his brethren the seventh opted to resign and become a secular priest crossed Southampton Water to join their mother house of Beaulieu.
WASHINGTON — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is proposing a rule that would require recreational anglers and spearfishers who fish in federal ocean waters to join a national registry.
Jack Frowers, a South Carolina farmhand, paddled across creek waters to join Union troops "in a vessel he had made from coarse grass twisted into a rope," Dale Rosengarten notes in the basket making essay.
She then proceeded on to Asian waters to join the German naval presence in the region in the aftermath of the First Sino-Japanese War.
The flow dissipates by sending some of its water northwest to join the Indian South Equatorial Current and the remainder northeast into the Timor Sea.
I invite my fellow Michael Phelps-like fish out of water folk to join me.
A while back, not only did I visit the mysterious place but, sans wetsuit, dove head-first into the frigid water there to join the ultimate polar bear club.
Thus, evolutionary forces have shaped these AFPs so that they fit securely to these ice surfaces making it more energetically expensive for water molecules to join the growing ice lattice.
