Sentence examples for contributing water from inspiring English sources
Dehydration processes contributing water to the subduction zone in green.
The Na Cl water type for the hand-dug wells and the boreholes might likely be caused by fractures contributing water from different places, which may not flow in a well-defined flow lines.
The experimental data suggest that there exists a threshold value of rainfall intensity (I30max) of about 23 mm h−1, above which all sections of the gully system are actively contributing water and sediment to the river network.
The average water system ClO4− concentration was the arithmetic mean of median concentrations from each contributing water source or well.
Consideration of differences in flow and chemistry at different aquifer depths can provide insight into the distribution of flowpaths contributing water to PSWs and, correspondingly, sources and pathways for contaminants (Izbicki et al. 2005, 2008).
Thus, the ClO4− concentration for a community was estimated as where n i is the number of drinking water sources contributed by the ith water system, C i is the ClO4− average concentration for the ith water system, and N is the total number of sources from all contributing water systems.
A number of seeps, boreholes, and mine tunnels contribute water to Mahanoy Creek throughout large sections of the watershed.
As it happens, the region budgets for none of these "costs" of doing business, and if pressed, some of its leaders will argue that the Mexican treaty is actually a federal responsibility, toward which the Lower Basin need not contribute water.
We did not have flow measurements for the individual sources that contributed water to each CWS's distribution system.
Sampling depths were based on geophysical logs, which identified stratigraphic zones likely to contribute water to the PSWs.
For both water- and sediment-associated impacts there is some recovery with tributary inflows that contribute water, sediments, and other materials (Andrews 1986; Cooper and others 1999).
