Sentence examples for changes in the drainage from inspiring English sources

Lake basins may also lose their water through drought or through changes in the drainage pattern that result in depletion of water inflows or enhancement of outflows.

This work aims to: (i) evaluate the changes in the drainage landscape use over the last decades, (ii) identify new and past punctual and diffuse anthropogenic sources and assess risks of man-induced disturbances of the coastal zones of Sepetiba.

Changes in the drainage system were linked to human-driven deforestation, which also changed the composition of the vegetation and fungal communities around the site between AD 1150 and 1500 (800 and 700 cal yr BP).

Considering this climatic trend that cannot be controlled, our study suggests to carefully plan the changes in the drainage networks, as these changes might seriously constrain the functionality of the reclamation system, especially for rather frequent rainfall events not necessarily associated with extreme meteorological conditions or with the worst case scenarios.

The two marine pollen records document vegetational changes in the drainage areas of two major SE Brazilian rivers, the Rio Doce and the Rio Paraı́ba do Sul, which probably transported most of the pollen and spores deposited in the marine sediments.

This produced an important change in the drainage system of the area.

The second scenario shows a remarkable change in the drainage system where the fauna is composed of immigrated taxa due to the Great American Biotic Interchange.

The Red-River radiation into Southeast Asia was dated at c.a. 4 Ma, just prior to major tectonic events in the region which may have led to a Pliocene switch from previously southwards courses to the eastwards courses seen in the major Chinese rivers today [ 57]; this change in the drainage pattern would have been a significant isolating event in the region [ 60].

This emphasises the sensitivity of the subglacial system to changes in the basal drainage conditions.

Long records of continuous drain flow are important for quantifying annual and seasonal changes in the subsurface drainage flow from drained agricultural land.

In order to observe the changes in the well drainage radius, the pressures of each cell were calculated, and the isobar surfaces were plotted at different time steps.