Sentence examples for freshwater volume from inspiring English sources

In this study, we use steady-state, sharp-interface, analytic modelling to generate idealised relationships between seawater volume, freshwater volume and water levels.

It enables the analysis of freshwater volume and fluxes of submarine groundwater discharge, which is impossible based on the field observations alone.

This study comprehensively investigated the roles of snowmelt runoff in water circulation in terms of riverine buoyancy flux, in water mass formation in terms of freshwater volume flux, and in the production of scallop larvae in terms of riverine nutrient flux, for Funka Bay, based on hydrological and nutrient data.

In general, agar gel pellets were prepared by dissolving the agar gel powder (2 % of the freshwater volume) and red food dye (0.1 %) in 10 ml freshwater, boiled the mixture in a microwave oven, poured the boiled mixture into a glass petri dish for hardening, and subsequently cut it into uniform size (approximately 3 mm × 3 mm × 3 mm) of pellet.

(2007), the PTC simulator is coupled with a differential evolution (DE) algorithm to maximize the total extracted freshwater volume from five pre-selected pumping locations (production wells) while satisfying minimum hydraulic head constraints at specified locations, ensuring no further intrusion of seawater.

We fitted a normal distribution to the freshwater withdrawal volumes, which indicates that 3500 26 000 m, with an average of 15 000 m of water, is required to hydraulically fracture a single well in the Marcellus shale formation in Pennsylvania.

It is also the world's largest freshwater lake by volume, containing about one-fifth of the fresh water on Earth's surface, some 5,500 cubic miles (23,000 cubic km).

In order to address the process feasibility under realistic exposure scenarios, thirteen outdoor freshwater mesocosms (unit volume: 3 m3) were designed, each containing phytoplankton (including local blue-green algae species) and various non-target organisms from higher trophic levels (Physa, Lymnaea, Gammarus, and Scardinius erythrophthalmus).

The location of the sharp interface between the two fluids is determined by the difference between the hydraulic heads of the saline and freshwater and the volume of freshwater flowing towards the shoreline from inland (cf. Reilly and Goodman 1985).

Handbook of freshwater fishery biology, volume 1.

Siberia's Baikal is the deepest and largest-by-volume freshwater lake in the world.