In that study (Singer et al. 2007), we used flow data generated by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and presented in BASINS [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2001], as well as watershed population statistics summarized by Anderson et al. (2004).
In some cases, lakes actually exist in basins made of ice.
In basins cut in impermeable bedrock, prolonged droughts can halt flow in most channel reaches.
The warm air acts like a lid and traps pollutants near the surface, especially in basins and valleys.
Another shows the prime minister, chancellor Gordon Brown and former foreign secretary Jack Straw about to wash their hands in basins of blood.
At each gathering, seven puddings, cooked in basins shaped like mixing bowls, are paraded before the guests and carried to a buffet.
Hospital staff members struggled to keep up with the operations, handwashing bloodstained gauze and surgical drapes in basins and mopping blood from the floor between cases.
Another 700m live in basins rapidly approaching this "closed" state; 1 billion more live within reach of adequate water supplies, but cannot afford to gain access to them.
Willows are also common along streams, in the lee of rocks, and in basins or on the lee side of ridges where winter snow is deeper.
Horizontal or lightly warped sedimentary rocks cover part of the shield in northern Canada, where they are preserved in basins and troughs.
We saw him first on a cool June evening, While we entered the bathhouse, twenty- Two hundred, and dipped our feet in basins of Disinfectant so that the sky above the pavilions Chlorinated with silver reflection.
