Sentence examples for major drainage systems from inspiring English sources

Rias are commonly very irregular and may have several branching tributaries; they usually are the major drainage systems of the adjacent areas.

Subei's major drainage systems are Hongze Lake and the Huai River, which flows into the lake; Gaoyou Lake, through which waters from Hongze Lake reach the Yangtze; the Subei Canal, which drains Hongze Lake; and the Grand Canal, which runs through the entire province from north to south and connects Subei with the Yangtze delta.

Major drainage systems entered the Fushan Depression through the accommodation zone along the direction of sediment supply, and sedimentary flow paths were parallel to the accommodation zone axis with sedimentary flows constrained to the adjacent areas of the NW-trending transfer faults.

The geographical patterns were best resolved at K=3, where the genetic subdivisions corresponded well with the major drainage systems.

For instance, animal distributions can be mapped onto physical biogeoclimatic zones, ecozones, biogeographic zones, or in the case of aquatic organisms, major drainage systems (e.g., COSEWIC 2009).

We obtained samples from the major drainage systems in the region, i.e. that of the Nile, the Okavango, the Zambezi as well as the Upper and Middle Congo.

The major drainage system, the Owyhee River, has incised several notable canyons in an area locally called the Rimrock Country.

Headwall retreat rates for a major drainage system of 1.6 m ka−1 have been constrained from the ca 225 ka exposure age of a boulder emplaced on slopes beneath the headwall.

Initially, populations are quantitatively ranked based on molecular and morphological distinctiveness and selected for conservation priority based on these ranks subject to the limitation that there must be at least one population from each ecotype (six in the case of rainbow trout) or major drainage system (eight in the case of BC – see Taylor 2004).

RFFF has two major venous drainage systems, superficial and deep vein, the former utilizing the cephalic vein and the latter the venae comitantes.

Specifically, we ask: 1) Do we detect evidence of adaptive genetic divergence between trouts from different major European drainage systems?