The karezi were designed to collect water seeping from beneath stream beds and aquifers, but for centuries -- at least since the days of Atilla the Hun, and some say since the invasion of Alexander the Great -- Afghans have used them to hide from enemies and to conceal troops for rear-guard ambushes after an invading army has passed.
In fact, mud flows and/or debris flows appear to have eroded the streambed and destroyed plumbing pipes installed beneath Stream L prior to 11 00.
High rates of basal erosion are modelled beneath ice streams and outlet glaciers draining the Celtic and Fennoscandian ice sheets with extensive preservation elsewhere due to frozen subglacial conditions, including much of the Barents and Kara seas.
"I stood there examining my body beneath the stream of water and decided: I don't want my body anymore.
The scientists are not sure, but they suspect that when this dinosaur died it was almost immediately buried in waterlogged sand, perhaps the sediment beneath a stream.
Lawrence's formal accomplishment, less obvious at a glance than Joyce's or Woolf's, is to narrate beneath the stream of consciousness, and chart subterranean currents of feeling as they shift and swell.
Distinct hydrogeochemical niches were identified in the shallow subsurface beneath the stream by overlaying relative groundwater velocities (derived from ERI) with pore-water chemistry profiles.
The shallow part of the aquifer discharges to the outward pointing meanders, while deeper groundwater flows beneath the stream and enters from the opposite side.
I stood there examining my body beneath the stream of water and decided, I don't want my body anymore I was terrified of it, I didn't know what had been in it, if it had been contaminated, who had touched it.
The decade was a wasteland, but there were streams beneath it that nurtured the punk and new wave music that finally bubbled up to contest the hegemony of FM rock.
