Sentence examples for historical river from inspiring English sources
Contribute with Guardian Witness From medieval castles to massive music festivals, thermal waters to big-bodied red wines, historical river towns to lakeside beaches, Hungary is a great place to visit – particularly in summer.
Using real-time data from the US Geological Survey and National Weather Service, FloodWatch gives both recent and historical river heights, precipitation totals, and flood stage data throughout the United States.
I still remember one particularly striking scene from when I once went to have a swim in the Klyazma, a historical river that runs through the town: I saw a perfect recreation of Viktor Vasnetsov's Alionushka – the trees, rocks and reeds, even the girl sitting in that exact sombre, contemplative pose.
Thus, the use of historical river sediment data and sediment rating curves without considerations for time-dependent trends may result in significant errors in sediment yield estimates from the globally-important steep, small watersheds.
In this study, historical rivers flow data in the Ruataniwha Basin in New Zealand has been used to simulate groundwater surface water, using the finite difference-based MODFLOW model.
City council can stop throwing money at consultants in the search of a new slogan; this world-historical river city romance has all your bases covered.
That is the story of Vincent Ward, the New Zealand filmmaker who developed the story, was co-writer of and became the director of the historical drama "River Queen," starring Samantha Morton and Kiefer Sutherland.
NEW DELHI – The release of Amitav Ghosh's latest historical novel, "River of Smoke," the second in a proposed trilogy about the China-Britain Opium Wars, prompted a celebratory gathering on Friday of Delhi's intellectuals at the understated but oh-so-expensive Aman Hotel here.
This study compares new reference data derived from 3D-reconstructions in the form of digital terrain models from two historical Danube river landscapes: the Machland floodplain in 1812 and the former floodplain in Vienna in 1849.
A total of seven variables or potential driving factors of urban growth were identified and examined, including two socio-economic factors (population density and distance to central business district) and five biophysical factors (distances to green open space, historical area, river, highway, and coastal area).
These are likely to have occurred in the upper or middle watercourses, where hydrogeographic structures appear conducive for historical transitory river captures.
