Sentence examples for drain surface from inspiring English sources

Grassed waterways (GWWs) are a common measure to drain surface runoff from fields without gullying along the drainageway (thalweg).

However, the only non-zero component of τ± is that of h± across the n = - 1 and 0 interface, and hence only the 2 × 2 drain surface Green's function G 0, 0, makes non-trivial contribution to Σ d, i.e., σ d = h + G 0, 0 h - is the only non-zero 2 × 2 submatrix, associated with lattice point n = - 1, of Σ d (of size 2N × 2N).

Today's team, at Old Trafford, play on an artificially drained surface like a lawn, with lightweight balls that soar.

There is little doubt that the field at San Siro, shared by A.C. and Inter Milan, is a draining surface.

"The vast majority have a high sand content, with up to 95%-to-595%-to-595%-to-5%x, which allows a free draining surface that is capable of dissipating heavy rainfall".

The ideal brake is a free draining surface with an aperture smaller than the D90 value for the debris-flow grain-size distribution.

Chatham Island, the largest (347 square miles [900 square km]), rises to 942 feet (287 metres); more than 20 percent of its poorly drained surface is covered by shallow lagoons.

The inlet-node approach is more efficient in draining surface water by reducing flood volume by 13% compared with the inlet-manhole approach and by 41% compared with the manhole-based approach.

Most of the drained surface runoff from the tableland is directed to the north toward the piedmont and/or the coastal plain.

If the protective cover is completely bypassed by a shallow hole through which surface water may pass directly into the karstic aquifer, then I = 0, while I = 1 if the infiltration occurs diffusely (e.g., on a flat, highly permeable and free draining surface).

The two cooks chose Tom Shadley, who makes soapstone butter dishes for Providence, to craft soapstone countertops and a sink with a grooved draining surface for wet pots and pans.