Sentence examples for effective slope from inspiring English sources

This suggested that botanically diverse slopes with different plant functional groups are desirable for a more effective slope protection.

We use field observations and diagnostic computer simulations (KINEROS2) to estimate the effective slope lengths (ESL) for buffers on disturbed hillslopes in two fragmented basins in northern Vietnam.

It was found that the square superposition rule leads to a slight curvature but more important, it predicts an increase of the effective slope in the Haasen plots in agreement with the experimental results.

Recognizing that the use of long buffer lengths may not be feasible for steep terrain in intensely managed tropical watersheds, we derive a second equation to predict the minimal effective slope length (MESL) for buffers: MESL = 32 + 4 ln slope).

Plantings are particularly widespread on hill country supporting a pastoral cover for livestock (predominantly sheep and beef cattle) grazing enterprises, where established trees at densities of less than 100 stems per hectare (sph) provide effective slope stabilisation and enable understorey pasture production (Wilkinson 1999; Guevara-Escobar et al. 2007; Benavides et al. 2009).

The most effective slope is from 3to5percentent.

Full hydrogen utilization increases the value of Ra by a factor of 2. In the "high-current" regime polarization voltage depends on cell current logarithmically, with the effective Tafel slope being twice the kinetic value (doubling of Tafel slope).

The transition is accompanied by a sharp change in the effective liquidus slope and the interface temperature as functions of interface velocity.

The local nonequilibrium correction has been used to calculate the effective liquidus slope and the interface temperature for the model with and without solute drag effects.

When applied correctly, the technology is effective on slopes from less than 1 to over 100%%.

The conventional linear fit obtains an effective color-magnitude slope of 3. My model finds an intrinsic slope of 2.2±0.3 and a distinct dust law of R_B = 3.7±0.3, consistent with the average properties of Milky Way dust, while correcting a systematic distance bias of ~0.10 mag in the tails of the apparent color distribution.