Sentence examples for fast drainage from inspiring English sources

And it's easy enough to mimic one with gravel, sand and some organic matter, to allow for a bit of moisture but fast drainage.

The analysis indicates that relatively fast drainage, and the existence of two drawdown dependent sources of groundwater recharge (the storage and the stream), complicates pumping test design to obtain unique parameter estimation.

Fast drainage is a key in balancing coal bed methane (CBM) control and coal fire prevention in highly gassy and spontaneous combustion-prone longwall faces in the initial mining range.

Outflows from these storage zones, routed with parallel arrangement of three linear reservoirs, represent different flow components of catchment runoff, i.e., slow drainage (shallow subsurface flow), medium drainage (interflow and saturation excess overland flow), and fast drainage (direct runoff from impervious urban areas or from water table management in agricultural land).

Moreover, due to its miniaturized dimensions and concomitant fast drainage rates, the bike-wheel film holder is particularly suited for investigation of polymer and/or protein-based systems where thin-film force laws depend on the degree of aging at the interface.

The gel formulations could remain on the wound surface for a long time and provide a suitable concentration of EGF on the wounded area, while solutions have fast drainage [ 26].

Liposomes decorated with longer surface mPEG chains (6.7 mol% of mPEG2000-lipid) exhibit faster drainage rates than vesicles having 15 mol% mPEG350-lipid in their lipid bilayer, but their lymph node retention is very poor.

The study found in particular that atop the Langhovde ice shelf, lakes not only formed but appeared to sometimes drain downward, as rapidly as in five days in one case (which is considerably slower than the fastest drainage events in Greenland).

In autumn (September November), comparably high amounts of ion-poor rainwater in combination with a fast surface drainage (saturation overland flow) of a significant share of rainwater during heavy rainfall events and lower air temperatures as well as lower solar radiation inputs lead to comparably lower TDS values in surface water than are found in spring.

Hence, increased reactor temperature was suggested to allow faster foam drainage and breakdown which was reflected in the lower pressure drop levels as well as in the faster collapse in pressure drop when the flow was switched from gas to liquid feed.

Higher altitude results in faster soil drainage, leading to suboptimal habitats and consequently lower occurrence probabilities.