Sentence examples for aspects of the river from inspiring English sources

First came Indian dance, "Shiva Ganga," danced and choreographed by the celebrated soloist Shantala Shivalingappa, addressing aspects of the river Ganges.

To predict what will happen to the sediment in the Passaic, the agency's computer modelers have studied myriad aspects of the river itself, focusing on 11 variables including river flows, salinity and temperature, as well as rates of dispersion, degree of turbulence, and the concentration of solid particles in the water.

"We thought we'd use each of the boats as a lens into a particular historical period and see what they reveal about different aspects of the river's history," Mr. Panetta said.

However, the use of seasonality for grants should be analyzed along with the environmental aspects of the river basin as well as the impact on aquatic life.

However, this criterion must be analyzed concomitantly with the environmental aspects of the river basin, since the indiscriminate use of the water resource can lead to water stress and damage to aquatic life.

People are trading on some aspect of the river".

However, the use of seasonality for grants must be analyzed along with the environmental aspect of the river basin concerning to the damage of aquatic life of the Araguaia River.

The use of RBCs to augment oxygen delivery when the ScvO2 was below 70% was a controversial aspect of the Rivers resuscitation algorithms.

Certain aspects of the changes in rivers through time are described in climate: Effects of precipitation, and the general interrelationship of river systems to other components of the Earth's hydrosphere is treated in hydrosphere: River and ocean waters.

Channel long profiles have received considerable attention in the literature, and we briefly introduce basic aspects of the behaviour of bedrock rivers from field and numerical modelling perspectives, before describing the various metrics that have been proposed to identify the information on crustal deformation contained within their steady-state characteristics.

Each type of model simulates different aspects of a river's response to changes in environmental inputs such as climate and land-use — and to changes in these inputs.