Sentence examples for area creek from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive suite of morphological creek characteristics was extracted for 13 natural British saltmarshes, including: amplitude, length, sinuosity ratio, junction angle, width, depth, cross-sectional area, creek order, bifurcation ratio, drainage density, and drainage efficiency.

Yet the company's report concluded that it would be safe to allow selenium — a metal byproduct of mining that is toxic to fish and birds — to remain in area creeks at higher levels than are now permitted under regulatory guidelines.

Earlier this year, CVRI released its final Human Health Risk Assessment to the provincial government, claiming "no adverse effects are predicted for the scenarios evaluated" and that "no residual, measurable effects on water or sediment quality (exist) in Obed area creeks or the Athabasca River".

The early challenges were the hilly area and creek to the east.

Although a series of flood control channels upstream of Aliso Creek Road (near Aliso Canyon) had already begun to prevent erosion in those heavily developed areas, the creek eroded to depths of 20 feet or more in any unlined areas.

It occurs in damp areas like creek beds and fine specimens can be seen along the Boat Harbour track.

Most of the population centered on the outfalls of the two large perennial streams in the area, San Juan and San Mateo Creeks, as well as Trabuco Creek.

As a result, the area where the creek meets the sea, and the creek itself, are considered permanently off limits to swimmers and bear prominent signs that warn of the dangers of trespassing into such toxic waters.

In coastal hydrodynamics, tides play a major role and it is important to understand the complexity of their characteristics along the difficult coastal areas like creeks, estuaries, bays and gulfs for any kind of engineering activities like harbor, jetty, dams and protection measures.

Populations occur both in low-lying areas near creeks, and atop dunes.

Males tended to hunt and kill deer in wooded areas near creeks and rivers — habitats that attract plenty of deer.