long channel

"He must know we can no longer channel the power.

South African officials say their military no longer channel supplies to the guerrillas.

The opening has cut a long channel right against the shore."

The long channel back to the sea, with the fort on each side, reminded him of a heavy door.

Then in the long channel beyond the forts they came up at last to mark down their victims and get air.

Since drive current is primarily determined by V, longer channel devices have more driving ability.

"Is phaser power no longer channeled through the warp engines?"

Generally, low-cost low-technology items are more suited to longer channels.

They vibrated out of the long channel with maddening slowness.

It is the local name for part of a longer channel known as Scrubby Creek.

"If the long channel were carved by something flowing on the surface, the liquid must have had unusual properties."

"The Inner Circle can no longer channel the power."

Carefully the Bristol Girl crept out of the shipping and down the long channel.

"The men, they can no longer channel now," Sarene murmured.

The lakes are long and narrow, creating long channels, of which the longest is 17 km.

Some of these channels were several kilometers long channelling and feeding individual plots of land.

A 5 km long channel which passes through the town of Mandurah, then runs into the ocean.

Storm drainage work consists of 10 km long channel and 9 cross-drainage work.

The water is transported to the powerhouse through a 1.33 km long channel and a 175 m long pressure pipe.

The manufacturer using longer channels will have relatively lower gross margins, coupled with lower channel expenses.

The access point is through a long channel which is clearly marked by a large sign, underneath a footbridge, and into a lagoon.

If you do take a longer Channel crossing and are time-rich but cash-poor, avoid travelling overnight.

Water supply to the city comes from a 12-kilometre long channel dug from the Vadavar canal.

We did not go down the long channel to Hamilton but anchored at the port nearest the sea, St. George.

This would require the lava that flowed through to be insulated from radiative and conductive cooling along the 200-km long channel.