The action between rivulet and cable surface is one of the difficulties in establishing theoretical models of rain-wind induced vibration.
It dances down its canyon much as it has since the glaciers receded 10, 000 years ago—in spring as a raging, tree-felling torrent, in late summer as a spare, crystalline rivulet.
A new cable model system with a movable artificial rivulet is designed and tested in a wind tunnel.
After three or four miles away from the village, we suddenly found that there was no water on our bodies. Most importantly, we walked into a dry barren rock mountain, let alone the rivulet springs, even a small tree could not be seen.
"I am lost at sea," she said as she limped along beside her meandering rivulet, "so perhaps I'll find some crabs, or a nice fat fish."
One can feel the immediacy of the artist's connection to these works, evidence of the passion in his hands molding the clay, in every indentation and rivulet.
When the human enters into the ravine, and sees gurgling the rivulet murmur, the adverse current on, and not far away cloud steams the fog to circle, suddenly thick suddenly pale.
Few men, drinking at a rivulet, stopped to consider its source. — Topper.
The school is located near the rivulet.
