Sentence examples for catchment point from inspiring English sources

Farmer led Clinton around the hospital, which treated forty thousand patients last year; it is a catchment point for much of eastern Rwanda, the poorest sector of the country.

Building on an earlier SDM, we added covariates that quantified wells in each catchment, point source discharges, and non-native species presence to a structured variable framework.

Therefore as most children pass through the CHC it is a very suitable catchment point for supporting parents in an active parenting, thereby promoting children's health, safety and development.

Adolescence can also be seen as a late catchment point for neurocognitive interventions within the context of prefrontal development (Spear, 2013), with mindfulness training particularly targeting attention-monitoring and control systems of the PFC (Hölzel et al., 2011).

The proportional volume contribution of land-based flows (river inflows, diffuse inflows from the peri-catchment, point source discharges) is determined, a water quality class is allocated to each of the inflows, and the overall water quality class for the land-based inflows to an estuary is determined.

Sediment source tracing within small catchments points to the importance of hillslope sources and the relative erosional inactivity of gully systems in recent decades.

For estimation of soil moisture at catchment level using observed point observations of soil moisture data, various interpolation methods such as weighted average, inverse distance interpolation, spline interpolation and kriging can be employed (Bárdossy and Lehmann 1998; Thattai and Islam 2000).

Much of Wagga Wagga is on heavy clay soils in a large drainage basin with a small catchment discharge point.

Interestingly, one particular location of the catchment was pointed as having salt water and indeed field measurements of its quality recorded high EC of ~ 4500.

The results of this study highlight the critical importance of antecedent moisture conditions on streamflow yields in ephemeral catchments and point to the desirability of spatio-temporal soil moisture accounting.

However, when assessing the average properties of runoff from precipitation extremes from urban catchments simple point estimates of intensity duration frequency remains a state-of-the-art approach as indicated by e.g., Arnbjerg-Nielsen and Harremoës (1996) and Willems and others (2012).