We are using cookies This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know? You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of large reservoir in English
We have no meanings for "large reservoir" in our records yet.
Usage of large reservoir in English
1
The pump is connected through a U-shaped tube to a very largereservoir R1.
2
Before the above mentioned building is a deep and largereservoir, lined with small stones.
3
It was a largereservoir, and had been quite full before GEORGE began upon it.
4
Accordingly, the oral mucosa epithelium contains a largereservoir of epithelial stem cells necessary for tissue homeostasis.
5
They have a largereservoir where they store that information, and they are perfectly happy not to talk.
6
So there is a very largereservoir of asteroids that are between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
7
A largereservoir of detergent sits in the machine itself so that you don't have to measure quantities again.
8
Almost opposite the church entrance is a largereservoir, built of brick, twenty-one feet long and eight feet wide.
9
Comparison of their gene maps reveals extensive genome mosaicism, hinting to a largereservoir of unidentified S. aureus phage genes.
10
I am making a largereservoir on a hill, which will be supplied from a large well through a six-inch pipe.
11
At Lagash he carried out great improvements in the interests of agriculture; he constructed a largereservoir and developed the canal system.
12
Half an hour from the town, in the Wady, are the remains of a largereservoir for water, with some ruined buildings near it.
13
The umbilicovesical fascia separates the small perivesical space from the potential largereservoir of the prevesical space in the extraperitoneal portion of the pelvis.
14
In the midst of the courtyard, which was paved with large stones, a largereservoir, with a sparkling fountain, spread a delightful coolness around.
15
After the final beating, the mixture descends into a largereservoir called the "stuff chest," whence it is pumped to the paper machine.
16
Two largereservoirs store the water and give it ample pressure for distribution.