Sentences with phrase «water paths of»

Del Genio, A.D., and A.B. Wolf, 2000: The temperature dependence of the liquid water path of low clouds in the southern great plains.

Han, Q., W.B. Rossow, J. Zeng, and R. Welch, 2002: Three different behaviors of liquid water path of water clouds in aerosol - cloud interactions.

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And J.D. as a child, a Marine, and a college student discovering the basic rules of life (wear a suit to a job interview, sparkling water is simply carbonated water) is so lovable that you find yourself wanting to hug this young boy and point him to the right path.

Staff members programmed the drone's flight path using GPS and then loaded a parcel of emergency supplies — including food, water, and a first - aid kit — into a box tethered to one of the company's drones.

Junior explorer Stirling Resources NL has followed the path of its peers and taken a dive into the dot.com sector's financial waters.

Through relief flights, the transportation of emergency supplies, airline employee volunteer efforts and fundraising programs facilitated through airline mileage programs, U.S. cargo and passenger carriers transported more than 4.5 million pounds of life - saving food, water and supplies, accommodated more than 6,500 evacuees, relocated hundreds of stranded pets and relaxed travel policies to more than 80 airports in the path of the hurricanes.

The wave pumps have to be right in the path of a developing hurricane, and they require cool water to be at an accessible depth, which isn't always the case.

When a railroad track bed blocked their path, the two HSUS rescuers and the head of Beaumont's animal shelter got out of their boat and waded a mile in the brown water pouring through the neighborhood.

Although Musk's idea doesn't solve Puerto Rico's current crisis — 90 % of the island is still without power, and many are having trouble getting clean water — it could set the island on the path to sustainable, renewable energy, which could reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels and ultimately bolster its economy.

Like the gravity that causes water to seek the path of least resistance, the Chairman of Kinder Morgan is running out of options for the shareholders and is left with few options to properly protect their investments.

Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Maria, a category four storm, tore through Puerto Rico forging a path of devastation and destruction, many of the island's citizens still do not have access to food, water, medicine, or electricity.

Water running down a hill will always flow in the path of least resistance.

What Hilaire Belloc actually wrote (originally in The Path to Rome, page 106 of the Doubleday - Image ed., 1956, later found in his collected poems, a copy of which I do not have at hand) was this: But Catholic men that live upon wine Are deep in the water, and frank, and fine; Wherever I travel I find it so, Benedicamus Domino.

The narrow path is where we eat of Him; He is our very water, our shepherd, the branch.

25 Who cuts a channel for the torrents of rain, and a path for the thunderstorm, 26 to water a land where no one lives, an uninhabited desert, 27 to satisfy a desolate wasteland and make it sprout with grass?

Rather than trading shot for shot, rage for rage, despair for despair, I will step out of that cycle of death and walk straight out onto the water, with my eyes on Jesus, he is making a path in the wilderness.

The parting of the Red Sea is not just a miracle to give to the Israelites a path through the waters of death and destruction, but is primarily intended to show the Israelites that not even the raging gods of chaos and destruction can overcome God's hand of protection over the Israelites.

In every sphere, physical no less than intellectual and moral, and whether it be a question of flowing water, a traveler on a journey, or a thinker or mystic engaged in the pursuit of truth, there inevitably comes a point in time and place when the necessity presents itself, to mechanical forces, or to our freedom of choice, of deciding once and for all which of two paths is the one to take.

I would say this to those who would withhold the water of baptism, the joy of worship, or the bonds of marriage: You are less strong than the water, which will flow around you, find its path, and gently erode each wall you try to erect.

Just ask the people in the path of the recent hurricane that have homes under water.

A bead of water traces a path is parallel to the way a river meanders which is parallel to the way a galaxy navigates through space and often collides with another galaxy, like a river collides with a stream or a drop of water collides with another to make a larger drop.

More than 600,000 energy - efficient LED lights illuminate the paths of Woodland Park Zoo through the displays of wild animals and exotic destinations, including «African Water Hole,» «Jungle Lights» and «Northern Lights.»

The company has also added water coolers, switched to healthier snacks in its vending machines, created a walking path outside of its facility for employee use, and publishes healthy tips in the company's newsletter.

It is less than two months since Maria hit Puerto Rico, destroying nearly everything in its path and leaving the island's more than three million residents without electricity, water, or channels of communication.

So, he simply just took relief from one of the two obstructions — the casual water (standing water that shouldn't be there) on the path.

When his ball came to rest both on a cart path and in casual water, Spieth was trying to use the rules of golf as best he could to find a favorable lie and angle of attack around the trees toward the 7th green.

Horseback riding on the beach — Winding its way along the border of an endangered pine forest and picturesque Cooper's Castle, the bridle path chosen by Pine Tree stables culminates in a ride along a secluded beach and a dip in the water.

I LOVE this activity, if it works well, you can see the path the water takes to get to the edge of -LSB-...]

I love the way you pointed out the path of the water.

The park, which is part of a storm - water retention project, will feature a cobblestone - rimmed pond, pedestrian path and bench seating, a flower garden and a view of the DuPage River.

In addition, Hayes said, a project to repair the retaining wall along Lake Michigan, approved after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers predicted that the current wall would crumble into the water by 1997, will involve a crane, which would be in the Meigs flight path.

In most cases, a group of unhappy homeowners doesn't have the financial resources to take the matter to court, so they often must settle for making enough noise to gain some accommodations that will lessen the sting of having a water park, a teen center, a bike path or a major grocery store facing their back yards.

Kids will not get bored with this toy because there are endless options of how to create the path for the water.

The path at the base of the wrap includes cobblestone foot path and the appearance of a body of water.

Michael Brune, Executive Director of the Sierra Club commented: «Mike Bloomberg's partnership with the Sierra Club and our more than 3 million members and supporters has put our country on a path to cleaner air and cleaner water, good - paying clean energy jobs, and healthier communities that are safe from toxic coal pollution».

But absent the full public financing of campaigns statewide, Benjamin said «my experience, over time is that money, like water, finds a path.»

«It is this kind of collaboration that will put us on the path to restoring our waters,» Mr. Thiele said.

Life during the next few years should get a bit easier for people in the Adirondacks and Catskills with the passage of a measure that should eventually clear the way for road and bridge improvements as well as new utility lines, municipal water systems and even bike paths, without requiring a constitutional amendment.

On this section there were four of us, and going north from Aberaeron we met people coming in the opposite direction with their trousers practically rolled up to their waists who told us that the safest way of negotiating the next part of the path was by wading through water and mud.

Oversight of pipelines is generally a federal issue, but the state has to sign off on water certifications for the path of a pipeline when it crosses stream beds and wetlands.

The E.P.A. rejected seven of the 12 projects the state wanted to fund with clean water loan funds, including $ 65 million for removal of the existing bridge, $ 110 million for dredging for construction vehicles and $ 67 million for the shared use bike path.

Although the station is not exactly easy to access — the path to the station runs up steep slopes with no shade and plenty of boulders to stumble over — it cuts down the commute for safe water by 30 minutes for local families.

When Kanzius placed salt water in the path of the waves, however, the water broke apart into oxygen and hydrogen, a flammable gas.

But it came at a cost: More than four million residents of towns, villages and cities in the path of the rising waters were forced to relocate, most of them to bustling Chongqing.

Then, using simulations, researchers tracked virtual particles traveling in such deep water as it upwells around the continent (below right, two examples shown; blue and red dots indicate start and finish of the paths of two particles).

This means much of this rock — such as quartzite — reaches the Plain as gravel or pebbles, which can build up in rivers, altering the natural path of the water, the team says.

This image shows the path of the Kelvin waves that interact with the Antarctic Circumpolar Current and push warmer waters under the ice shelves of the West Antarctic Peninsula.

Their migratory route overlaps with the general path of hurricanes traveling from the waters off Africa up to the United States, a new study finds.

Now new maps reveal in 3 - D how the path of that water, called the North Atlantic Deep Water, spirals southeastward and up toward the surface around Antarcwater, called the North Atlantic Deep Water, spirals southeastward and up toward the surface around AntarcWater, spirals southeastward and up toward the surface around Antarctica.

The path that water takes through a channel is primarily a function of its volume and the channel's shape, slope, and the roughness of its surface.