Sentence examples for low streamflow from inspiring English sources

Conservation reservoirs store water from wet weather periods for use during times of drought and low streamflow.

Increased frequencies of both high and low streamflow events can potentially make reservoirs across CONUS more vulnerable to future climate conditions.

Four commonly used indices, including mean annual flow, annual center timing, 100-year daily high streamflow, and 10-year 7-day average low streamflow were used for evaluation.

In the eastern US, frequencies of both high and low streamflow were projected to increase in the majority of subbasins upstream of both hydropower and flood control reservoirs.

The results show that although larger difference exists in the high streamflow process and the low streamflow process, the daily simulations fed with TRMM precipitation data could basically reflect the daily streamflow processes at the four stations and determine the time to peak.

To extend our understanding of changes in streambed hydraulic properties, field investigations of streambed hydraulic conductivity were conducted in an ephemeral dryland stream in north-western China during high and low streamflow periods.

3H activities in individual subcatchments are almost invariably lowest at low streamflows.

Low streamflows and constructive wave forces form a sand bar at the mouth isolating the stream from the ocean, creating a ponded lagoon, and inundating the surrounding marsh plain.

Mean transit times calculated from the 3H activities using a range of lumped parameter models are between 7 and 62 years and are longest during low streamflows.

Results indicate that although all three adaptation options reduce streamflow, in comparison with scenario without adaptation, their magnitude, temporal pattern and effect on high and low streamflows are different.

Increases at MIZZ-HE were largest at low streamflows, whereas increases at MSSP-CL were largest at high and moderate streamflows.