Sentence examples for hydrologic overflow from inspiring English sources
The results for 100-year flooding under projected conditions of climate change, based on a hydrologic overflow inundation model, showed that flooded areas could increase by 58.1% compared with current levels, depending on the climate change scenarios.
When examined along a hydrologic gradient, LD increased with proximity to an overflow point as a result of differential sediment deposition and erosion during flood events.
Thus, an overflow analysis that reflects both extreme hydrologic events and more frequent flooding due to climate change could provide a more reliable means of forecasting extreme events, as well as helping to prevent natural disasters associated with unexpected extreme flooding.
Under assumed arid hydrologic conditions, enclosed basins created by cratering do not overflow, drainage networks are short, and fluvial bajadas infill crater basins with sediment supplied from erosion of interior crater slopes and, occasionally from adjacent steep slopes.
Hydrologic performance of bioretention cells was facilitated with consideration of four metrics: the overflow ratio, groundwater recharge ratio, ponding time, and runoff coefficients.
The hydrologic response is characterized by hydrologic processes involved precipitation, surface runoff, infiltration/percolation, sediment detachment-transport-deposition, etc. Improved hydrologic response is also defined as a "decrease" or "attenuation" in hydrologic response.
It's a mixture of hydrologic events and human events.
Meanwhile, supply will overflow.
(For a detailed discussion of the hydrologic cycle see hydrosphere: The hydrologic cycle).
