Sentence examples for function of drainage from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the objectives of this study were to characterize within-ditch nutrient pools and processes as a function of drainage duration: recent (7 15 years), medium (20 34 years), and long-term (36 50 years).

The study presents the hydraulic geometry relations of bankfull discharge, channel width, mean depth, cross-sectional area, longitudinal slope, unit stream power, and mean velocity at bankfull discharge as a function of drainage area using simple linear regression.

The key of the new structure is the porous crushed-rock layer which has smaller thermal conductivity with function of drainage and blocking of moisture migration induced by freezing.

We developed downstream hydraulic geometry relationships for bankfull channel width w as a function of drainage area A, w = α Aβ, (DHGwA) for nine aggregate ecoregions comprising the conterminous United States using 1588 sites from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Wadeable Streams Assessment (WSA), including 1152 sites from a randomized probability survey sample.

Landscape morphology is a function of drainage, climate, and structure of a particular basin region.

In the Global NEWS-DIN model, DIN loss by denitrification during river transport is estimated as a simple function of drainage area, which does not exhibit long-term change trends (Dumont et al., 2005).

Some functions of drainage ditches, such as regulating water flow and nutrient retention, are likely to depend on the composition and structure of biological communities of ditches, though the issue remains poorly explored.

Thus, the superior canaliculus was chosen for the HFL probe to pass through, which protected the function of tear drainage in case of any unexpected damage.

This can be achieved by combining the electrokinetic phenomena of electro-osmosis, electrophoresis and associated electrokinetic functions such as electrolysis with the traditional functions of geosynthetics of drainage, filtration, containment and reinforcement to form electokinetic geosynthetics (EKG).

Further, the groundwater eutrophication resulting from the poor functioning of the drainage systems has shown that a good hydraulic separation of vertical-flow systems from the subsurface is an important prerequisite for their proper functioning.

DREC, developed by the hydraulic functions of a drainage system, can be defined as a groundwater reservoir, which is limited by soil surface and which occupies an intermediate position in the water table.