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submergence::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | immersion, submerging, submersion |
| Type of | sinking |
| Has types | dip |
| Derivation | submerge |
Examples of submergence
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Rice with the Sub1A gene can survive more than two weeks of complete submergence.
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The activation of this gene under submergence counteracts the escape strategy.
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Under his command, the Scorpion set a world submergence record of 70 days.
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The researchers propose that the imbalance makes the submergence of the delta inevitable.
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Throughout history, seismic events have at times caused submergence of human settlements.
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The crew of the U.S. Navy deep submergence research submarine NR-1 discovered the sites in 1997.
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Pity the Billionaire tells of the rebirth of right-wing populism after its submergence in 1996.
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Typically, rice plants will extend the length of their leaves and stem in an attempt to escape submergence.
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Between 12,000 and 13,000 years ago, the submergence of Sundaland by rising sea level was relatively minor.
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- Sinking until covered completely with water
- The distance the ejector, foot valve or submersible pump is installed below the pumping level.
- A rise in the water level in relation to the land; it results either from a sinking of the land or from a rise of the water level.
- Flooding of a coast due to combined effects of subsidence and sea-level rise
- An event wherein access to a previously visible category of life experience gets blocked. Whatever gets blocked is said to have submerged. Hence the event is called a submergence. The converse to an emergence.
- The condition of a weir when the elevation of the water surface on the downstream side is equal to or higher than that of the weir crest. ...
- Vertical distance between pumping level and pump intake.
- Applied to submersible pumps: Distance beneath the static water level, at which a pump is set. Synonym: immersion level.
- The proportion (percentage) of the length of the air pipe that is submerged below the pumping level.
