Sentence examples for drainage originates from inspiring English sources

The area is bounded in the north by massive granitic hills where most of the drainage originates.

Most of the drainage originates from the granitic hills and inselbergs in the northern part of the study area and the drainage pattern is generally dendritic, typical of crystalline basement terrain.

Investigated herein are water and sediment geochemistry, and metal attenuation processes associated with natural acid rock drainage originating from black shale formations in the Macmillan Pass area, Clear Lake prospect and Engineer Creek by the Dempster Highway in the Yukon Territory, Canada.

Both river drainages originate in the mountains of the Sierra Madre de Chiapas of Southern Mexico and flow into the wide floodplains of northern Tabasco, where they ultimately join the Río Grijalva (see Additional file 1: Figure S1 for a map).

Kenya's drainage pattern originated when a large oval dome of rock arose in the west-central part of the country and created the Central Rift.

It is estimated that three-fourths of the state's contributions to these drainage systems originate as snowmelt in Wyoming's mountain ranges.

Acid mine drainage (AMD) originated from the shaft Pech, the locality Smolnik, Eastern Slovakia.

Ellis et al. [4] reported that 30% of total hydrocarbons and 50% of the total suspended solids in urban drainage water originate from road runoff.

A catchment area is the area from which a particular river or lake receives both surface flow and drainage water originating from precipitation. Figure 3 shows an example of a river catchment area.

Drainage at "Shaft" originated exclusively from the two cow pastures.

Perhaps individuals of G. maculatus occupied the headwaters of an ancient Pacific drainage which historically originated on the eastern side and were diverted along with the headwaters toward the Atlantic as glacial ice formed.