Sentences with phrase «water depth carried»

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Speaking in depth about the accident, McDermott described the moment when he fell down the stairs at his brother's home while carrying a glass of water.

For particularly early swimmers who are being carried by their parents in water, parents need to stay at a comfortable depth where a firm footing can always be maintained.

Each year they set up an ice camp, haul the telescope up from a depth of 0.7 mile, carry out routine maintenance, and lower it back into the water.

The oceanographic programme carried out during the LOMROG III cruise included the collection of water column profiles with conductivity, temperature, and depth (CTD) data.

These works carry all the momentum of a fall as well as the cool stillness of the water's depth.

With EGS, the water is the «bucket» that carries the heat from depth to the surface, and will typically be a relatively costly portion of the operation, so it will be cycled as a closed system in wells that case - off potable aquifers, shuttling water from the surface to the fractures where it's heated, back up to the surface to extract the heat for running turbines, and then back down to the fractures.

Instead of warming the water down to a significant depth it rather serves to increase the evaporation rate and the heat is carried off the surface as latent heat of vaporization.