Sentence examples similar to covered stream from inspiring English sources

The removed earth -- known in industry parlance as the "overburden" -- was dumped into the nearby valleys, where it covered streams, reducing the region's fresh water supply.

Starting with the rankings dated July 14, which cover streaming data from June 29 through July 5, Billboard will give more weight in the chart to plays on paid subscription streaming services like Apple Music and Amazon Music, as well as the plays on the subscription tiers of hybrid (paid/ad-supported) platforms, like Spotify and Soundcloud.

At the time I called that HTC's answer to iCloud, so given that Intertrust's technology can cover streaming and DRM to other devices, I can't help but wonder if what we're seeing here is potentially the beginning of HTC's answer to Apple TV.

Crucially for We7 and The Filter's success in this niche sphere, We7 already has agreements with music labels in the UK, as well as an ad-supported infrastructure to cover streaming costs, which means it's unlikely to run into the same pitfalls that Spotify so recently has.

Generally most active around dawn and dusk (crepuscular), platypuses can also be active during the day depending on the season, cloud cover, stream productivity, and even individual preference.

Spatial data sets describing vegetation cover, stream network locations, elevation, stream discharge, and channel characteristics are utilized by WET-Temp to quantify geometric relationships between the sun, stream channel and riparian areas.

The study area (Fig. 1) covered three streams located in Amuta, Agbogbo and Abagbooro farmlands in Ile-Ife.

The authors concluded that "as tropical rain forest nations turn increasingly to hydropower to meet growing demands for 'green' electricity, it is important" that planners take into account the links between forest cover and stream flows.

Outdoor Life covers field, stream, alpine and ocean sports.

We related forest cover to stream variables, expecting to find better habitat and water quality conditions in catchments with better forest cover conditions in order to evaluate forest cover as indicator of stream health in agricultural landscapes.

To cover evidence streams (or subsequences of evidence streams) consisting entirely of experiments or observations on which hj is fully outcome-compatible with hypothesis hi we will first need to identify a useful way to measure the degree to which hypotheses are empirically distinct from one another on such evidence.