Sentence examples for contributing zone from inspiring English sources

In this study, soil source and pathway components of the phosphorus (P) transfer continuum were defined at a high spatial resolution; field-by-field soil P status and mapping of all surface karst features was undertaken in a > 30 km(2) spring contributing zone.

For the EA, managing urbanization, industrial processes, and land use in the recharge zone in particular but also in the contributing zone can aid in the protection of groundwater quality.

Pumped groundwater sampling evaluations often assume that horizontal head gradients predominate and the sample comprises an average of water quality variation over the well screen interval weighted towards contributing zones of higher hydraulic conductivity (a permeability-weighted sample).

Thirty-five geographically diverse laboratories contributed zone diameter results for two (ofloxacin and ciprofloxacin) to five (ofloxacin, ciprofloxacin, ampicillin, cefaclor, and cefixime) antimicrobial agents, depending on the site of infection.

The E.C.B.'s capital comes from all the central banks in the European Union, with members of the euro zone contributing a greater share.

During high tide, water from the Bay of Bengal enters the present estuarine zone contributing to the increasing salinity.

Adult articular cartilage has depth-dependent mechanical and biochemical properties which contribute to zone-specific functions.

The horizontal crush zones contributing to the highest injury risk ratio of MAIS 3 6 occupants were zones 'D' and 'Y', and the injury risk ratios were 25.4% and 36.9%, respectively.

Estimates of the contribution of the slip zone suggest that the fault damage zone contributes significantly to the bulk permeability of the entire fault zone when slip zone fault rocks have permeabilities no lower than around one order of magnitude less than that of deformation bands.

Further flux increase can be achieved by creating zones contributing to the third diffraction order.

We reflect this questionable situation against the notion of the good society and consider airports as normatively laden socio-physical zones contributing to experiences of exclusion.