Sentence examples for integrated drainage from inspiring English sources

Ridge-ravine topography and integrated drainage networks with associated thick soils occur where humid conditions have prevailed.

This is the first of two papers that elaborate an integrated drainage network analysis system (IDNAS) for agricultural drainage management.

Seven different trapezoidal drainage sections were designed to form an integrated drainage network which is 'self-healing' to a certain extent.

This coupled with the absence of an integrated drainage network and rapid urbanisation causes floods in many parts of the city, after a quick downpour.

The Gila River and its tributaries in southern Arizona and adjoining states incorporate several dozen individual extensional basins of the central Basin and Range province into a single integrated drainage network.

The present paper is an attempt to plan for urban flood mitigation, by designing an integrated drainage network for the Bharalu basin which includes the low-lying urbanized areas bordered by the Guwahati-Shillong Road, the Radha Gobindo Baruah Road and the Rajgarh Road.

As sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, integrated urban drainage systems (IUDSs) (i.e., sewer systems, wastewater treatment plants and receiving water bodies) contribute to climate change.

These findings indicated that RS OCBs can be used to construct a low-cost treatment system that requires minimal maintenance and can be easily integrated into drainage ditches to reduce nutrient export from agricultural areas.

The problems of co-ordinating and integrating drainage requirements of many individual farms must not be underestimated.

The recently developed integrated thin film drainage apparatus (ITFDA) filled the gap of intermediate bubble/particle size ranges that are commonly encountered in mineral and oil recovery applications.

Hydrologic processes in this drumlinized landscape are inconsistent with some aspects of the variable source area concept of stream flow generation, and caution should be used when extrapolating knowledge and models from well-integrated drainage networks to wetland-dominated basins such as that examined here.