Sentence examples for i interception from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that stream responses to snowmelt, primarily governed by sensible heat transfer through air temperature, radiation and turbulent heat fluxes, are controlled by three main processes: (i) interception in the forest canopy, reducing SWE; (ii) sublimation directly from the snowpack; and (iii) additional losses of melt water as, for example, evaporation during the melt.

Major techniques to prevent and treat bed separation water hazards: (i) Interception.

He threw one interception.

Butler on his interception: "I just had a vision that I was going to make a big play and it came true" The New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was named the most valuable player of Sunday's Super Bowl, with the 37-year-old throwing four touchdown passes, including two in the fourth quarter.

Then around six the following morning, my phone rang again: one of the people arrested as a result of an interception I had authorised had ominously shaved all his bodily hair as if readying for a suicide attack, and the surveillance needed to be widened.

Probably when I got an interception in the Apple Cup.

Title I prohibits the interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications.

Rainfall (P) and streamflow (Q) were measured continuously, whereas dry canopy evaporation (transpiration Et), wet canopy evaporation (rainfall interception I), and cloud water interception (CWI) were quantified using a combination of field measurements and modeling.

Our defence was very good – apart from the interception I didn't feel the French really looked like scoring.

In this study we coupled a multiphase flow model with a two-layer energy balance model to study the impact of non-isothermal soil moisture transport on evaporation fluxes (i.e., interception, transpiration, and soil evaporation) for vegetated soils.

"After I got my interception, I looked to the sideline and I see Coach Barry Switzer right in my face saying, 'Good job.' That was a good feeling having one of the greatest coaches in college history say 'good job' to you".