Sentence examples for damming by from inspiring English sources

Damming by ice masses is a more common phenomenon but is also likely to be relatively temporary.

Accumulation of organic plant material can also result in structures that produce lake basins; Silver Lake in Nova Scotia evolved from damming by plant material.

The most important processes include waterfall action, damming by sediment deposition from a tributary (fluviatile dams), sediment deposition in river deltas, damming by tidal transport of sediments upstream, changes in the configuration of river channels (e.g., oxbow lakes and levee lakes), and solution of subsurface rocks by groundwater.

Everything here, in majestic Pumalin at least, depends on his success and much of the water that runs through the land he owns is scheduled for damming by energy companies.

Seepage in the lower reach is also limited by hydrologic damming by the receiving river, which inundates the floodplain during high flow conditions, and reduces the hydraulic head gradient.

Even on the far side of the river mouth, the scoured depth and length were large because propagation of the tsunami in the river was faster and overflow occurred as a free type affected by the local conditions of the river, i.e., a meandering course and damming by the bridge girder.

Will the flood of e-books be dammed by academia?

Close a Sure Start centre, and you will be dammed by the welfarists.

Ichthyofauna of a mountain stream dammed by beaver Archives of Polish Fisheries.

But dam by dam, mine by mine, farm by farm and city by city it is remaking the Earth before your eyes.

Bogdan stepped into a room suffused with a green darkness, its light dammed by heavy curtains.