Sentence examples for in streambed from inspiring English sources

One-dimensional heat transport modeling provides an easy-to-implement, cost effective, reliable field tool for making continuous observations of SW GW exchange through time, which may be particularly useful for monitoring exchange rates during storms and other conditions that create temporal change in hydraulic gradient across the streambed interface or change in streambed hydraulic conductivity.

However, channel realignment yielded a reduction in the fine-scale variation in streambed topography.

However, streamflow transmission losses can vary significantly, partly due to spatiotemporal variations in streambed permeability.

Forest area percentage in landscape explained limited (3%) proportion of the variations in streambed sediment P concentrations and PSI.

Including THg concentrations in streambed sediment did not improve the model's fit, however including MeHg concentrations in streambed sediment, organic content (loss on ignition), and sediment grain size resulted in an improved fit (r2 = 0.63, p < 0.001).

Chemical profiling by driven wells and gradients in streambed temperatures was an efficient method to identify the contaminant discharge area.

Piecing together this information with a name mentioned in a Russian scientific publication, Steinhardt and Bindi eventually located the Russian mineralogist who in 1979 dug the rock from a thick blue-green layer of clay in a streambed in the Koryak Mountains of Chukotka in far eastern Russia.

Despite high concentrations of contaminants in the streambed, PCE was detected in the surface water only rarely due to rapid dilution in the river and no cDCE or VC was detected.

The pilot died on impact, and the plane — by then a $150 million hunk of hazardous material — was submerged in a 20-foot crater in a streambed between two ridges.

Extensive surveys revealed a single small larval site in a dry streambed in the village Filanibougou, 16 km from Thierola, which dried out 2 days later.

Temperature gradients have been used to quantify vertical water movement in the streambed since the 1960s, but advancements in thermal methods are still possible.