Sentence examples for in stream stage from inspiring English sources

Water table elevation responds rapidly to changes in stream stage and re-equilibrates to order of magnitude increases in discharge within about 1 h.

In this paper, we use numerical modelling to show that, at any particular monitoring location: (i) the increase in stream stage associated with a flow event will precede the decrease in solute concentration (arrival time lag for solutes); and (ii) the decrease in stream stage following the flow peak will usually precede the subsequent return (increase) in solute concentration (return time lag).

To obtain estimates of hydraulic conductivity between the stream and piezometer, the groundwater head response to a known change in stream stage was simulated and analyzed using a well-known analytical solution.

Stream stage elevations in the stream segments were calculated by Visual MODFLOW.

Although a flood-control dike separates Marx Creek from the Salmon River, silty water was able to infiltrate through the dike and into Marx Creek during periods of high Salmon River stream stage, resulting in a turbid stream environment that was avoided by chum salmon (USFS 2009).

Although neither stream discharge nor stream stage have been measured in the extension stream since its construction, it was observed that discharge and stream stage are comparable to or greater than discharge in the former upper Marx Creek.

Quantitative measurements of stream discharge, stream stage, and water depth in the extension stream have not yet been collected (W. Young personal communication 28 May 2013).

Tubular flame combustion is used for the primary stage and mixtures of lean to ultra-lean compositions are injected into the cross-flowing hot burned gas from the up-stream stage in the secondary and tertiary stages.

Slightly different is vortex motion in streams; at certain stages of turbulent flow, rotating currents with central updrafts are formed.

CDNs are designed for streaming staged content but do not perform well in situations where content is produced dynamically.

Stream crossings, often culverts, can alter in-stream sediment accumulations and geomorphology of a stream.