Sentence examples for fetch effect from inspiring English sources

The fetch effect is an increase of the aeolian sediment transport rate with distance downwind over an erodible surface.

The first observations of the fetch effect go back 70 years and the concept has been widely used in a variety of landscapes.

This paper reviews the present state of knowledge of the fetch effect, with particular reference to its application in coastal areas, and compares findings from theoretical, wind tunnel, and fieldwork experiments.

Nonlinear patterns of wind erosion attributable to soil and fetch effects highlight the profound importance of landscape setting and soil properties as spatial factors to be considered in evaluating risks of alternative post-fire rehabilitation strategies.

Cha et al. [11] conclude that it is plausible that users do not watch the same video millions of times and that the limited fetching effect produces the truncation.

Long-term monitoring using remote sensing techniques may provide valuable data to analyze the effect of fetch distances on the nature of transport events that deliver sediment from the beach to the foredune.

Finally the effects of different parameters like fetch, depth, bed slope, wind direction, and wind speed on prediction of wave are studied.

The reason for the similarity of hurricane and fetch limited spectra is attributed to the shape stabilizing effect of non-linear wave wave interactions, which continually reshape the spectrum to conform to the standard JONSWAP-like form.

This has an effect on reduction in interconnection network complexity, instruction fetch and decode energy requirements, and can allow for increase in processor clock frequency.

Effects of atmospheric stability as well as a fetch dependent sea surface roughness have to be taken into account.

An analysis of the vertical wind speed profiles at three sites indicates that a combination of different effects is responsible for the correlation between sea fetch and model behavior.