Sentence examples for hydrographical point from inspiring English sources

Deep aquifers: formed by the sand, the transmissivity is 2.10 3 m2/s and storage coefficient can go up to 3.10 4 (Tesco-Visiterv 1982) from hydrographical point of view, the study area is composed, from east to west by: Kebir West river for a length of 43 km and drains an area of 1,134 km2, with major tributaries: El Aneb and Fendek.

We assume that the reasons for the high degree of endemism are historical changes of hydrographical regimes and sea transgressions regressions.

In this work, an interferometric ALOS PalSAR dataset acquired between 2007 and 2010 is used to measure water level changes for the first time within a hydrographical unit of the Danube Delta in Romania at the Black Sea.

This Commission conducted joint aerial hydrographical surveys, joint survey of embankments on common rivers on both sides boundary to identify weak points which could be strengthened and gaps which could be closed by further embankments.

The British navy appointed its first hydrographer in 1795, and the United States established a naval observatory and hydrographical office in 1854.

His work The World's Hydrographical Description (1595) deals with the Northwest Passage.

Point, point.

He wrote On the Origin of a Remarkable Class of Organic Impressions Occurring in Nodules of Flint (1814), Hydrographical Basin of the Thames (1829), and Ichthyosaurus (1821), the first description of this animal.

Point by point: 1.

Or point by point.

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