Sentence examples for hydrologic efficiency from inspiring English sources

These measures were thought to increase hydrologic efficiency and decrease flood risk in the largely agricultural valley.

Accurate modeling of crop water use or evapotranspiration (ET) is needed to understand the hydrologic cycle and improve water use efficiency.

Global circulation models and regional atmospheric models were combined with hydrologic models to improve reservoir system efficiency (Alves et al. 2012).

The degree of interconnectivity would have depended on the efficiency of the subsurface hydrologic system, the opportunities of transient fluvial activity, or potential transport of viable cells in impact ejecta.

Significant improvement in on-farm and delivery efficiency can potentially change the hydrologic balance and result in depletion of the historically stable groundwater of the Mesilla Bolson.

Stemflow volume represents the quantity of this hydrologic flux while funneling ratio (FR) represents the efficiency with which individual trees scavenge water during rainfall events.

The results from intensive experiments show that there is a linear relationship between time efficiency and data volume, and the extracted hydrologic structures of flat areas are also more reasonable than those proposed by the existing methods.

The result of putting more carbon into the atmosphere than can be taken out of it is a warmer climate, a melting Arctic, higher sea levels, improvements in the photosynthetic efficiency of many plants, an intensification of the hydrologic cycle of evaporation and precipitation, and new ocean chemistry.All of these have knock-on effects both on people and on the processes of the planet.

In this paper, we contrasted the hydrologic effects of two conventional approaches to urban stormwater management – (a) drainage-efficiency focused and (b) pollutant-load-reduction focused – identifying their shortcomings and contrasting their hydrologic outcomes with those of a proposed alternative approach focused on restoring important elements of the natural flow regime.

This computational efficiency suggests the feasibility of GPU computing for fully distributed, physics-based hydrologic models over large areas.

The Nash-Sutcliffe Coefficient of Efficiency (NSCE) and the relative bias ratio (BIAS) were used to evaluate hydrologic model performance.