0 present participle of sluice
1 If water sluices out from somewhere, it flows in large amounts:
Water sluiced out from the pipes.
Alternatively, one may account for (34) by claiming that sluicing leaves a layered trace, and the condition (32) applies to this layered trace.
Sluicing also applies inter-sententially, as shown by (ii).
However, the relevant phenomenon seems to be similar to sluicing since it can apply intersententially.
Sluicing should be done with mechanical sluicing equipment and disinfection is achieved by means of soaking in a recommended solution of disinfectant.
Many of these acres are below sea level, and the sea is kept out by means of sluicing and pumping.
Articles in these categories should be segregated in impermeable bags from ordinary soiled linen and subjected to preliminary sluicing and disinfection as appropriate before being laundered.
The elided material of all instances of sluicing, even of multiple sluicing, are catenae.
The ways in which gems can be uncovered in this mine is by sluicing, creeking, or digging.
