a column of water造句

• Each penstock feeds a column of water to its own turbine.
• A column of water and debris damaged the low flying aircraft.
• From the cliff above, a column of water pours down and strikes the sand.
• In Feldioara, a column of water rose several meters into the air from a crack caused by the earthquake.
• {{ cquote | . . . a column of water [ can ] be conveniently employed to transmit information.
• It is defined as the pressure exerted by a column of water of 1 inch in height at defined conditions.
• At 12 : 50 an explosion took place sending a column of water into the air alongside " Gulflight's " starboard bow.
• The device permits a museum visitor to demonstrate Leonardo's correct conclusion that the higher a column of water, the greater the pressure it exerts.
• Modern instruments do not use candles, but this approach of attenuation of a light beam through a column of water should be calibrated and reported in JTUs.
• For certain geometries freely sinking through a column of water, hydrodynamic added mass associated with the sinking body can be much larger than the mass of the object.
• Once the seal is disturbed, the bladder walls instantly spring back to a more rounded shape; the door flies open and a column of water is sucked into the bladder.
• Insiders noticed Hollywood's interest in effects swelled after the 1989 release of " The Abyss, " with its scene in which a column of water morphs into a liquid face.
• Hydraulic head can similarly be measured in a column of water using a standpipe piezometer by measuring the height of the water surface in the tube relative to a common datum.
• Scientists concluded from evidence that a column of water and foam formed at the surface of the lake, spawning a wave of at least that swept the shore on one side.
• The device at this time could not be used for quantitative or standardized measurement, and used the temperature of air to expand or contract gas, thereby moving a column of water.
• On the bar he noticed a glass cocktail shaker filled with oil globules; when heated, they rose through a column of water in just the time it took to hard-boil an egg.
• The ship was magazines until one day in 1930 when a charge set off a torpedo warhead, which caused a nearby powder magazine to explode, throwing a column of water into the air.
• So, for example, the force on every square centimeter at the bottom of the tank would be the weight of a column of water 1cm x 1cm x 1meter ( the depth of your tank ).
• Most of the six or seven inches of annual rainfall evaporates, he said, so a square centimeter of Yucca's surface would generally see a column of water only one centimeter high move through it in a year.
• A book of 1655 inventions mentions a steam engine ( called a " fire engine " ) pump used to " raise a column of water ", but there was no mention of whether it was portable.