Users learned early that performance could be improved with a millrace and a chute that would direct the water to one side of the wheel. |
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It consisted of an undershot waterwheel in which water enters below the centre of the wheel and is guided by a millrace and chute. |
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The light steams in, outside, the park is well stocked and maintained and harbours a beautiful millrace and a swimming-pool behind walls. |
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The second room has also this beautiful sight on the cascade, the classified bridge and the millrace. |
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Either a long millrace from upstream or a dam could be used. |
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Construction was relatively simple if the wheel was of the undershot kind, because the wheel paddles could be simply dipped in the stream flow, whether it was river, tide, or man-built millrace. |
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In addition, the width of the protective starlings was so great that the total waterway was reduced to a quarter of its original width, and the tide roared through the narrow archways like a millrace. |
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Garfield, by contrast, was a churning millrace of apparent free will. |
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The older children have the opportunity to show off their creative skills by composing a limerick based on the Millrace Hotel, who are the sponsors of this competition. |
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