Sentence examples for flow gauge from inspiring English sources

Southern water has a flow gauge – all the water comes from the South Downs, in winter it flows heavily.

The model was calibrated (1964 1970) and validated (1971 1998) against stream flow gauge data.

As we walk past the East Hyde sewage treatment works, whose sign reads "Hello and welcome", Sharkey takes out his phone and shows me a flow gauge of the river.

In 2013, a thermometer equipped with two sensors inside and outside the trace fossil rock joint, a continuously recording rain gauge and a data logger (flow gauge) that records the water level of the river every 10 min were installed.

The model was calibrated and validated from daily discharge data (from 1980 to 2010) at the outlet of the watershed, river inputs into an existent reservoir, and a flow gauge station close to the northern area of the watershed.

This chapter describes the principles and design elements that went into the development of a body-worn direct calorimeter that utilizes a special custom-designed heat flow gauge that accurately measures all forms of heat from the body, including evaporative flux.

Flow gauges in streams up and down the East Coast show record lows day after day.

Mercury concentration and discharge data from flow gauging stations were used to compute annual mass loads with regression models.

In evidence on the first day, WaterNSW's expert hydrologist, Glen McDermott, said that under the official standards used to measure water flow, gauges had to be within +/-10+/-10%racy and that the Bourke gauge was rated as +/-5+/-5%

The United States Geological Survey first proposed the early-warning system, with flow gauges 40 miles upstream from the reservation, in 1995, but the proposal was scuttled because of lack of money, said Bob Hart, a survey supervisory hydrologist in Flagstaff.

This paper presents a case study of restoration of a flow gauging station namely Pontneddfechan located in South West Wales, UK.