Historically, its Oceans and Human Health Initiative has provided grants to scientists nationwide for work related to a breadth of water-quality issues, including HABs.
Moreover, the location and breadth of the water release from this model gives insights into the position and breadth of the SAFS.
In 1973 the General Assembly called UNCLOS III to discuss the conflicting positions on this issue as well as on issues relating to navigation, pollution, and the breadth of territorial waters.
Columbus "crossing" the Atlantic obscured that he knew neither the sheer breadth of the body of water -- his sailors were close to mutiny when they sighted land -- nor the islands and the two continents we now call North and South America: he was literally out of his reckoning.
Parametric studies involved the effects of length, breadth, depth, inclination of lining of fishpond, depth of water and air change in the greenhouse on the water heating in the fishpond.
Phoenix was 289 feet long with a breadth of 30 feet and displaced 2040 LT of water while submerged.
A relative mobility factor is introduced for LNAPL movement at the water table that depends primarily on the van Genuchten n parameter (related to the breadth of the soil pore size distribution) and the magnitude of water table fluctuations.
All along, everyone knew that the furious extraction of groundwater couldn't last, so they fixed their hopes on a new bonanza called the Central Arizona Project (CAP), a river-sized, open-air canal supported by an elaborate array of pumps, siphons, and tunnels that would bring Colorado River water across the breadth of Arizona to Phoenix and Tucson.
These projects, known as citizen science, cover a breadth of topics from microbiomes to native bees to water quality to galaxies.
Flood water covered the length and breadth of the country, causing severe damage to vital infrastructure.
