Sentence examples for dry reaches from inspiring English sources

Porangahau and Maharakeke streams are small and have dry reaches upstream.

The river starts at low or dry reaches upstream and increases to its maximum just before it meets the Waipawa River.

But it's the vast, dry reaches of Asia, Saudi Arabia and the Sahara that dominate the rest of the image.

While those short wet or dry reaches may have significant ecological meaning as refugia or barriers, this approach acknowledged the potential for cumulative location errors inherent in the GPS units (e.g., due to atmospheric distortions of the satellite signal), and simplified data collection in areas with short gaps or small pools.

This problem is being corrected in the next version of COACH by implementing a "cutoff" where the system terminates guidance once the system's belief that the user's hands are clean and dry reaches an empirically determined threshold, at which point the caregiver will be called to escort the participant from the washroom.

The river starts losing at W2 and has dry reach at the lower end during peak summer abstraction.

In this case, adsorption strength and distribution of liquid in the support are not important, and the metal distribution after drying reaches a nearly uniform profile if the initial metal concentration is above a critical value.

It was important to concentrate on low flows, especially in the known drying reaches.

Aquatic arthropods began to move to the drier reaches of the shoreline to evade predators in the water.

Porphyra can bear desiccation, so can live in the highest, driest reaches of the intertidal zone.

The lower Waipawa loses large amounts of water to the unconfined aquifer and dries during drought conditions, with recorded lengths of the drying reach approaching 8 km.