Sentence examples for less interception from inspiring English sources
The amount equals gross precipitation less interception, evaporation, and infiltration.
Results from beetle-killed canopy alteration suggest slightly greater snow accumulation as a result of less interception and reduced canopy sublimation and evapotranspiration, contributing to overall increases in annual water yield between8%and13%13%.
Horton (1933) compared the soil surface to a "diverting dam and head-gate" that divides net precipitation (precipitation received at the top of the vegetation canopy less interception losses) into an infiltration component limited by the infiltration capacity of the soil and a surface runoff component.
"I can throw less interceptions," he said.
Reduced canopy cover leads to less rain interception (Aussenac & Granier 1988) and reduced transpiration (Bréda et al. 1995; Simonin et al. 2007; Lagergren et al. 2008).
It highlights the severe loss of grain yield that SF brings about, even when plants are not totally submerged; the severe impact of SF being attributable to a severe reduction in biomass, reduced leaf area, less light interception and reduced tillering.
Mr. Roh's tenuous hold on Parliament has given him little room to join in tough sanctions, much less in active interception.
There were a few moments of brilliance (a pretty completion on a timing route to Heyward-Bey) mixed with several that were less so (an interception by Brandon Flowers that was returned 58 yards for a touchdown).
As a result, the French raiders operating from the Indian Ocean bases were able to travel with more freedom and less risk of interception than those in the Atlantic or Mediterranean.
Throw in (pun intended) about 40 touchdowns and less than 15 interceptions, and these figures only bolster the idea that Manning is figuratively and literally throwing in rarified air at 5,280 feet.
If he keeps up his pace this season -- six interceptions in eight games -- he will have less than half his interception total of last season.
