Sentence examples for alpine streams from inspiring English sources

For example, Crenobia alpina, which occurs in alpine streams, apparently can survive temperatures of -40° to -50° C (-40° to -58° F).

Snowmelt recharge of groundwater and its delayed release is considered an important mechanism for sustaining the baseflow of alpine streams, but relatively little is known about groundwater storage capacity in alpine regions.

Hence, with the overall aim to enhance sediment flux control and hazard risk mitigation in such heavily modified alpine streams, we propose a structured design workflow which guides the planner through system analysis and synthesis.

Even the most terrified passengers are urged to keep their eyes open as the narrow 1,800m-high 1,800m-highpast groadled limestone formations, alpine streams, rural oddities (keep an eye out for tiny mobile shepherd's huts knowinds kućara) and eerie boulder-strewn fields.

I thought: This is what birds must feel as they fly up Alpine streams, skimming the surface of the water," Josh Haner, a Pulitzer-winning photographer for the Times, wrote in an article about the process.

The European trout (Salmo trutta species complex) occurs across a very wide altitudinal range from lowland rivers to alpine streams.

The gondola, which cost €13.5m, runs up and down the east side of the Alpbach ("alpine stream") valley, forming a link with the slopes of the Wildschönau ("wild, beautiful valley"), near the 1,903m peak of the Schatzberg ("treasure mountain").

In the first settlement below Jyanta La, when the tumbling alpine stream had become a gentle river, we encountered the first internal-combustion engine of the trip, a motorcycle, probably brought in by helicopter.

The latest study, whose co-authors also include the biologist Chris Kennedy of the Fish and Wildlife Service and scientists with the University of Adelaide's Australian Center for Ancient DNA and the University of Colorado, Boulder, shows that the last surviving greenback population lies within a four-mile stretch of a small alpine stream known as Bear Creek.

REBEKA is a software tool that has been developed to provide such a tool for a particular type of receiving waters––small, alpine and pre-alpine streams.

In its upper reaches, the Bow has all the trappings of a classic alpine trout stream: conifer-lined banks, gravelly riffles, sweeping backdrops of vertiginous mountains and a slightly off-color tint that suggests cover for lunkers lurking just below the surface.