Sentence examples for hydrologic connection from inspiring English sources
Riparian sites had a permanent subsurface hydrologic connection to the adjacent upland in landscapes where upland permeable sediment depths were 2 15 m.
In contrast, a hydrologic connection was absent in summer and autumn at riparian sites with <2 m of permeable sediments overlying an aquitard.
This structure may also provide a hydrologic connection between EGS well 27-15 and injection/production wells further to the south southwest.
The difference in the hydrologic connection (channel width and height) between the two stations is important because there is no ridge between the irrigation pond and paddy field at station 6, allowing fish to move between habitats.
Similarly, MLVA 93 type strains were isolated from both the Gabilan and the Salinas River, sites having no hydrologic connection.
The fish- and sulfate-monitoring stations were matched based on their proximity and hydrologic connection to each other over the analysis period of 1998 2009.
While GIWs are therefore spatially isolated, field-based studies have observed a continuum of hydrologic connections between these systems and other surface waters.
We review examples of potential mechanistic modeling tools that could be applied to further advance scientific understanding concerning: (1) The extent to which hydrologic connections between GIWs and other surface waters exist, and (2) How these connections affect downstream hydrology at the scale of watersheds.
We used 27 years (1974 2002) of water chemistry data from 15 prairie pothole wetlands and known hydrologic connections of these wetlands to groundwater to evaluate spatial and temporal patterns in chemical characteristics that correspond to the unique ecosystem functions each wetland performed.
Near identical haplotypes were observed in localities without hydrologic connections in the Widespread and Northern Rockies clades.
While human-made waterway connections have clear socio-economic benefits, these hydrologic connections are often also conduits for species invasions and disease outbreaks worldwide.
