Sentences with phrase «sounds water spray»

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We're cocooned inside a wall of sound and water — the spray shoots off the bow and arches up in a fountain of froth.

The water spray changes the acoustic qualities of the air and reduces or deflects the sound energy away from the rocket.

Protect your valued plants and shrubs by installing a motion - activated device that sounds an alarm or sprays a sudden burst of water.

These techniques can range from spraying your dog with water while it is barking, to using noise producing devices such as «Dog Stop» or «Barker Breaker,» which emit loud or high frequency sounds that interrupt and deter barking.

This involves the use of hand instruments and ultrasonic scalers utilizing high frequency sound waves which are emitted along with a steady spray of water from a hand piece, and polishing with a dental pumice.

Other tricks include making a loud sound, tapping the side of the cage, poking gently with the yardstick or spraying a very small amount of water at them.

One of the more notable landmarks is the Boka Pistol, so named because of the sound the waves make when crashing into the shore and spraying passersby with water.

Maybe it's the sound of thousands of litres of water crashing down every second, the cool mist that gets sprayed in the air or just the feeling of an enormous amount of energy being released.

For those wanting a little more privacy, a secluded rainforest pool is tucked away amongst lush tropical foliage where only the sound of water spray breaks the serenity.

Pros: some brands are water based so there are no ozone depleting compounds in them, lowest cost of spray foams, very good sound insulation, doesn't shrink, settle or sag, fills all voids, relatively lightweight at 0.5 lb per cubic foot.

Of the options listed closed - cell spray polyurethane foam and polyiso rigid foam had the highest R - values, mineral wool batts and mineral wool board had the highest fire control rating, water - vapor permeability rating, and sound control rating.

The failure to actually reduce global emissions has meant that all possibilities are now on the table, including some that sound like premises from a science - fiction novel: Humans could sequester carbon dioxide by removing it from the air through technologies that mimic trees, or we could spray water droplets in the lower atmosphere to reflect light and heat back to space, or we could seed sulfur aerosols in the stratosphere to do the same.