water level in English
Use "water level" in a sentence
1. And the water level -- these are not empty canisters -- water level is right up to this.
2. We closed the spillway, and the water level dropped.
3. Feed-water heaters, e.g. preheaters Accumulators for preheated water Controlling water feed or water level; Automatic water feeding or water-level regulators (steam traps F16T; measuring or indicating instruments G01; for indicating water level G01F; level control in general G05D 9/00)
4. Water level determining the origin of depth measurements for the chart datum.
5. Water level should be regularly monitored, and filled with distilled water only.
6. The Coffer dam removes when concreting has been done above the water level
7. You want to be the one to lower the water level to 0, which means you need the water level to be at 1, 3, or 4 when control switches to you.
8. The water level went down enough for the Persian soldiers to walk through it.
9. 12 The water level of the Mississippi River is already 5 feet below normal.
10. Each bottle is different, meaning the water level will give you a different shape.
11. Water level will generally be about 6" below the top of the Baptistry
12. They lifted the canal over the hill, raising the water level by 75 feet.
13. Two stoplog weirs facilitate adjustment of the water level of the upstream slackwater section.
14. The populations may vary greatly between years, depending on temperature, water level and quality.
15. Pressure indicator plugs for valves, solenoid valves, vacuum valves, gasoline gauges, water level indicators, manometers
16. Reference data for water level gauges relevant to navigation shall be provided by member States.
17. The present invention relates to a water-level control method for a pressure tank, and relates to a method for accurately and reliably controlling the water level in a pressure tank by detecting level-transmitter abnormalities.
18. isolated dangers in the fairway/navigation channel above water level, such as bridges, overhead wires etc.,
19. isolated dangers in the fairway/navigation channel above water level, such as bridges, overhead cables etc.,
20. As a result, Hart Lake has the most stable water level within the Warner Lakes chain.
21. — isolated dangers in the fairway/navigation channel above water level, such as bridges, overhead cables etc.,
22. — isolated dangers in the fairway/navigation channel above water level, such as bridges, overhead wires etc.,
23. 3.2 Reference data for water level gauges relevant to navigation shall be provided by member States.
24. His warriors were ready to slosh up the riverbed as soon as the water level sank sufficiently.
25. As the water level sank, his army sloshed along the riverbed, with water up to their thighs.
26. Berm, terrace of a beach that has formed in the backshore, above the water level at high tide
27. As the water level in the tube falls, air feeds into the tube via non-return inlet valves.
28. Annually, the oscillation of the Amazon’s water level varies between 30 and 40 feet [9 and 12 m].
29. Otherwise, a drop in the water level might leave boaters high and dry and give property owners mudflat views.
30. A slug test is a controlled field experiment performed by groundwater hydrologists to estimate the hydraulic properties of aquifers and aquitards in which the water level in a control well is caused to change suddenly (rise or fall) and the subsequent water-level response
31. With manual Blowdown water level control devices and cutoff devices are kept clean of any solids interfering with their operation.
32. Key words: concave zone, convex zone, Froude number, ice accumulation, ice discharge, river bend, transverse current, velocity profile, water level.
33. Alarms,Presence sensors, Water level indicators,Electric loss indicators and Gas, Temperature indicators, Thermostats, Electric buzzers, Flashing lights (luminous signals)
34. Numerical simulations reproduced water level time series within the lagoon and gave good agreement between modelled and measured discharge rates.
35. Our trips utilize the best section of the river given the water level and we have the most convenient acess points.
36. 13 They consist of ridges of shingle and sand projecting above high water level and generally lying a few kilometres offshore.
37. 4 They consist of ridges of shingle and sand projecting above high water level and generally lying a few kilometres offshore.
38. Through the stochastic simulation of inflow flood in Zhelin Reservoir and flood regulating calculation, we obtain the possible highest water level.
39. She was originally scheduled to be launched on 19 November 1905, but the water level in the harbor was too low.
40. River Narmada was crossed by a bridge of 14 spans, 197 feet each and piers 80 feet above low water level.
41. Interestingly, a drought in 1985/86 lowered the water level in the Sea of Galilee, exposing stretches of the lake bed.
42. With the completion and impoundment of the Three Gorges Reservoir, there would be enormous water body and dramatic changes in water level.
43. During the dry season, the water level in Laguna de Bay is low with the river's flow direction dependent on the tides.
44. It has a complex tunnel system built along the banks of slow moving waterways with many exits above and below water level.
45. In the Settle3D Multiple Boreholes tutorial, we introduce the borehole functionality of Settle3D, as well as multiple water level inputs, and display options
46. The Attacker is looking at his target with his eye (the top prism of the periscope) only a few inches above water-level
47. Tree Buttressing of form B, high buttresses, is dominant at Mermet Lake, which has nearly-permanent flooding and fluctuations in the water level
48. Barrages and weirs can be built if necessary to raise the water level at the intake sufficient for the required flow to be abstracted
49. They are enhanced by a seasonal drop in the water level from surface down to 1 m depth, resulting in an aerobic unsaturated zone.
50. Anableps is a Central American fish that “rides at water level, its bulbous eyeballs separated into halves adapted to vision in air and water.