Sentence examples for lower stream from inspiring English sources

Bats inhabited only the lower stream level, and the commotion had put them to flight.

"There is a river flowing along, and you can take water from the surface or you can reach in deeper and take from a lower stream.

The lower stream water temperature in riparian buffer zones suggests that the shading effect is most pronounced in this area of the watershed.

At lower stream powers, F showed greater variability, and approached to a relatively stable value of 0.1 at stream powers higher than about 0.6 W m−2.

These run in parallel, and are sometimes called the 'What' and 'Where' pathways, for the type of information they carry: the lower stream, connects brain regions involved in processes such as object recognition, including the fusiform gyrus, and the upper stream connects the angular gyrus to other areas involved in attention, motion detection, and visually-guided behaviour.

A channel pattern change from braided to large-scale meandering and gradual incision occurred during the Late Pleniglacial or start of the Lateglacial, due to climate warming and climate-related boreal forest development, leading to lower stream power and lower sediment supply, although bank-full discharges were still high.

I take from the lower streams of the river of our language.

Many species of trout are common in the mountain streams, and warm-water fish abound in lower streams.

The case against it draws attention to its bad effects on the morale of those children in the lower streams.

Looking back, as a person educated in the 1950s, I envied the "lower streams" doing gardening, or building canoes, far more than I hankered after more history, maths or geography!

Statistically, very few of the manual working class gained a place in a grammar school and many of those who did often felt alienated, ended up in the lower streams and left early.