on the plume造句

• No information on the plume was available from Livermore or the Energy Department late Thursday.
• In a major study on the plume, experts were most concerned about the slow pace at which the oil was breaking down in the cold, water at depths of.
• When firefighters did catch rest, they always kept their eye on the plumes of smoke off in the distance, looking for signs that the fire was intensifying or waning.
• Then you stomp on the plumes ( with clean socks ), or rub them over a window screen to release the seeds, and pretty soon you have a few small mountains of amaranth grain.
• The sun shone not only on the plumed helmets of the king's horse guard, riding with sabers drawn, but also on the nearby Royal Opera, which, with its ballet company, was founded by King Gustav III in 1773.
• Modern theories that continue building on the older mantle doming concepts and see plate movements as a secondary phenomena are beyond the scope of this page and are discussed elsewhere ( for example on the plume tectonics page ).
• The verdict ends the four-month trial in a lawsuit brought a decade ago by thousands of south Scottsdale residents who blamed a loss of about $ 240million in property values on the plume of tainted groundwater under their homes.
• In a major study on the plume, experts found the most worrisome part to be the slow pace at which the oil was breaking down in the cold, water at depths of'making it a long-lasting but unseen threat to vulnerable marine life '.