Sentence examples for catchments of from inspiring English sources

Water stored on land – either catchments of through flooding – also has an impact.

The challenge remains for companies to take the first step in identifying and publishing their priority water catchments of importance within the supply chain.

Persistent downpours swept over the mountain catchments of Cumbria again today as planning began on a temporary railway stop in Workington to connect the divided town via its last surviving bridge.

Hill forts of the Bronze and Iron ages were built on the lightly wooded sandstone mid-Cheshire ridge, the watershed between the catchments of the River Dee in the west and the Rivers Weaver and Dane in the east.

Up to 250 beavers are estimated to be living in rivers and lochs over several hundred square miles in the catchments of the rivers Tay and Earn, reaching as far north as Kinloch Rannoch and eastwards to Forfar, north of Dundee.

Petterson is remarkably gifted at capturing not so much randomness or irrelevance (habitual catchments of the stream of consciousness) as the staggered distances of memory: one detail seems near at hand, while another can be seen only cloudily; one mental picture seems small, while another seems portentous.

Catchments of the sites are also indicated as solid lines.

Most of the research on water quality is in catchments of P. radiata.

Sub-catchments of both basins display asymmetry indicating tectonic tilting.

Comparison has been carried out on two sub-catchments of the Tiber River in Central Italy.

The model was further generalized to the sub-catchments of the main catchment, extending the potential for more widespread applications.