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hydrologist
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n. someone who is skilled in, professes, or practices hydrology.
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Hydrologist \Hy*drol"o*gist\, n. One skilled in hydrology.
Usage examples of hydrologist.
I consulted leading authorities around the world: glaciologists, computer experts, ocean engineers, mathematicians, mechanical engineers, ship masters, hydrologists, and experts from dozens of other disciplines.
Pronin, a hydrologist at the Geographical Research Institute of Leningrad University, participated in an expedition to the Pamirs, for the purpose of mapping glaciers.
Brian Knowles, the hydrologist, and Lloyd Armitage, the palynologist, were already on board.
They also qualified certain experts and put them on the stand an expert in beach erosion and how to limit its damage, a hydrologist, an ecologist and an expert in oceanfront construction.
She was the hydrologist for the village and the oenologist for the farm.
I will not allow the linguists and geologists to assume preference over, say, the botanists or hydrologists or anyone else.
Beneath the settlement site, hydrologists had located a sizable prehistoric aquifer big enough to provide a six-hundred-year supply for a city of half a million.
Back in the 1970s, hydrologists estimated that at the then-current depletion rates, the Ogallala will be dry by the year 2020.
The massacred and battered beaver tribe are the hydrologists of nature.
Hydrologists beach erosion guys, hurricane construction specialists, desalinization figures, core samples, botanists, marine biologists, ecologists, sewage disposal people.
To get his approval, McElroy had to promise to keep Bartels updated on everything his field team discovered, which in turn meant Sulu and Uhura had to promise to allow the hydrologists to observe the condition of the Big Muddy River anytime they landed near it.
That way, they could have just dropped the hydrologists off at Bull’s Eye crater and not wasted so much time.
The addition of two hydrologists, two tissue regenerators, and a hundred kilograms of dog food meant the antigrav thrusters were already at maximum lift capacity and could no longer compensate for changes in atmospheric pressure.
From now on, she was probably going to allow the two hydrologists a lot more leeway in taking their mud and water measurements.
The hydrologists had traded places, making the tissue regenerator buzz in alarm all over again.