Sentence examples for height of stream from inspiring English sources

The lack of applicable numerical dating techniques has led some researchers to establish "relative" chronosequences in which height of stream or fan terraces above modern river level (ARL) serves as a proxy for time.

The height of a stream field at each end, going from the significant or nonsignificant subset of a cluster in one column to the significant or nonsignificant subset of a cluster in the adjacent column, represents the total size of the nodes that make this particular transition.

Whereas it is possible to support 25 Million streams with a tree height of one, a streaming cluster could theoretically already transmit 125∗109 streams with a height of two, resulting in a networking output bandwidth of 250 PBit per second.

The model was used to investigate the effects of different operating conditions fluidizing liquid flowrate, feed voidage, feed flowrate, underflow discharge flowrate, breadth of particle size distribution in feed stream, height of cylindrical region of the classifier on the voidages in the underflow discharge stream and the overflow stream from the classifier, as well as classifier efficiencies.

Air temperature, humidity and wind speed were measured at a height of 1.5 m above the stream and at a control site within a clearcut located approximately 1 km from the study stream, both before and after partial-retention forest harvesting along the stream.

"We weren't paying attention to the revenue stream during the height of the storm," said Peter Dunn, president and general manager of WCBS-TV, Channel 2. "We did run a couple of breaks, but it was very, very little compared with what we normally run".

Topographically the site slopes north towards the stream from a height of 40 m to less than 30 m.

For each, Kadonaga had the glass melted down and poured in a thin stream from a height of 10 feet for two days straight.

We detail minor improvements to existing shade models and create a model (SHADE2) that calculates shading ratio by riparian canopy at any time and location for given stream characteristics including stream azimuth, stream width, canopy height, canopy overhang, and height of maximum canopy overhang.

At first blush, the Ciénega seems run of the mill, tule grass the height of a person or taller emerging from a labyrinth of streams and ponds under a brick-oven sun.

It streams into another caldron the height of a house.