Sentence examples for water traps from inspiring English sources

In the summer, warm water traps cold water on the bottom; because the cold water is buried away from the atmosphere, its oxygen is eventually consumed and nothing can live there.

"These bare patches are water traps," Juergens says.

A higher fracturing fluid viscosity causes more water traps at the bottom of fractures and intensifies the formation damage on tight gas wells.

The salt transport was evaluated with water traps also placed at different depths, where the soil water's electrical conductivity was measured throughout the rainy season.

The results demonstrate that the stronger the interfacial tension, the more obvious the water wettability is, and the more water traps in the reservoir matrix.

The pervaporation membrane and chemical water traps are compared as techniques for water elimination and equilibrium shift in the direct carboxylation.

A bullied boy pushed down into a tank of water, trapped like a fly in amber.

Residents in Bristol were shocked as flood water trapped cars in Whitchurch Lane.

During the day, water trapped in the clinker comes back up in the form of humidity.

(The sample did release water vapor, but at much higher temperatures, which indicated water trapped within minerals).

Air bubbled in the water, trapped when the glacier's ice froze around it, more than two hundred and fifty years ago.