Sentence examples for current river from inspiring English sources

However, the current river regulations were unilaterally focused on flood protection and riverbeds have generally the character of prismatic channel.

The Fort Calhoun plant, which sits nearly two feet below the current river level, has taken a number of protective measures.

Boca won a tempestuous first leg 1-0, a game in which Marcelo Gallardo, the current River coach, was sent off along with Boca's Raúl Alfrédo Cascini.

First, the searching pattern of the AC algorithm is constructed using the data of the tidal current, river current, vessel velocity, and position of the coordinate.

The water, already higher than that of the devastating flood of 1969, which prompted the construction of current river defenses, was expected to continue rising through the weekend, shattering the 130-year-old record.

Four main fluvial terrace levels (labelled as T1 to T4 with increasing height above river) were identified and several meter-thick travertine platforms occur on the current river level as well as the T2 and T3 terraces.

The bay is 35 miles (55 km) long and 15 miles (24 km) wide; it receives the Kaministiquia and Current rivers.

The content of this chapter is restricted to the most fundamental types of currents: river flows in a straight river reach, modifications of the current due to channel curvature, flows at river confluences, currents that develop near engineering structures, and currents induced by commercial navigation.

The gently sloping shelf (about 1m/km) in the SAB can be divided into the following zones: Inner shelf (0-20 m), dominated by tidal currents, river runoff, local wind forcing, and seasonal temperature changes; Middle shelf 21-400 m), where waters are dominated by winds but influenced by the Gulf Stream.

Current River, river of southeastern Missouri and northeastern Arkansas, U.S. It rises in Montauk Spring in the Ozark Mountains, in Dent county, Missouri, and is fed by the Welch, Cave, Pulltite, Big, Blue, and Round springs as it flows about 225 miles (360 km) generally southeast into the Black River in Randolph county, Arkansas.

Because of an alternating current, the river's Native American name means "river that flows both ways".