Sentence examples for Net rainfall from inspiring English sources
Net rainfall is the depth of the rainfall minus the 5.1 mm buffer.
Our results show that the average annual gross recharge was largest at the sparse grassland (∼52% of net rainfall), followed by the exotic pine plantation (∼39% of net rainfall) and then the native banksia woodland (∼27% of net rainfall).
Small amounts of rainfall contributed to a lower percent of net rainfall and higher percent of interception loss.
FS was determined in dependence of soil wetness referring to 0.001, 0.01, 0.1 and 3 mm h−1 net rainfall rates.
Environmental factors having the highest (absolute) values for this factor are not only mean slope gradient but also geologic substrate, net rainfall (NR) and uplift ratio (UR).
The results indicate the development of commercial pine plantations in these areas would result in an increase in interception losses and thus reduce the net rainfall input in these forested ecosystems.
This model is built around a production function that defines the net storm rainfall (portion of rainfall during a storm which reaches a stream channel as direct runoff) from the total rainfall (observed rainfall in the catchment) and a transfer function based on the most complete possible definition of the surface drainage system.
But shading the earth slows down evaporation, so there's a net decrease in rainfall.
Although most of net recharge from rainfall goes to this part of aquifer system, water quality is unsuitable for human consumption due to surface salt washing process.
Then, the player enters a Tetris-like environment, where icons representing mosquitos, mosquito netting, medicine and rainfall tumble from the top of the screen, and the player navigates from left to right, trying to catch the netting and medicine while avoiding the mosquitos and raindrops.
Simulated net erosion for increased rainfall erosivity was compared to rainfall variability, showing that mean annual net erosion of up to 15% increased erosivity is not significantly different from annual mean net erosion of the original simulations.
