Sentence examples for inflow at the from inspiring English sources

The discharge measured at the downstream end of a channel reach is supplied by channel inflow at the upstream end of the reach and by the lateral inflows that enter the channel from the hillslope along the reach.

Mire genesis was dominated first by river water inflow from the upstream catchment area, and in a later successional stage by groundwater inflow at the mire margins.

Higher groundwater inflow at the sloping peatland offset higher rates of evapotranspiration losses from the saturated zone, which were apparently driven by differences in vegetative cover.

The leftmost graphs (ℓ = 0) show that as expected the inflow at the tube wall is perpendicular to the tube axis when there is no slip on the tube wall boundary.

It also shows that as ε increases, in other words as the quadratic pressure term dominates, then the outflow originates exclusively from the tube wall and the inflow at the tube opening is negligible.

It was established decades ago, using the large Pioneer Venus data base, that the observed ionosphere temperatures at Venus, required either i) a reasonable, but ad hoc energy inflow at the top of the ionosphere and/or ii) a reduced electron thermal conductivity.

Official figures released on May 21st put the net inflow at 318,000, the highest since June 2005 and considerably above the "tens of thousands" to which David Cameron has promised to reduce it.

Differences between inflows at the crown and invert decrease with increasing depth of the tunnel under the groundwater table.

From the numerical models, groundwater inflows along the well are estimated; inflows at the pump end are about four times the inflows towards the far end.

Namely, market participants were required to deposit 40%% of inflows at the central bank during a period of 6 months without interest payments [see Echavarría et al. (2013)].

Next, the information of the inflows at the manholes is directly used as input to the 1D 1D model to simulate the interaction between the below-ground storm sewer flows and the above-ground street flows (Fig. 6).