Sentence examples for man-made flow from inspiring English sources
Application of our hydrodynamic-based model to predict the observed vegetation distribution in an Australian subtropical wetland with man-made flow restrictions produced remarkably good results.
The combined effects of vegetation resistance and man-made flow restrictions on wetland evolution under sea-level rise conditions are not considered in any of the existing models.
To realistically represent the evolution of our study wetland, our results include the combined effects of man-made flow restrictions and vegetation resistance.
We now consider the additional attenuation effect of existing man-made flow control structures such as roads, embankments and culverts that affect many coastal wetlands around the world.
Our study suggests a significant underestimation of sea-level rise impacts predicted by commonly used models on coastal wetlands affected by man-made flow restrictions.
This is particularly important as man-made alterations to flow regime affect flows into wetlands, and therefore sea-level rise impacts on heavily developed coastal areas of the world, like eastern Australia40, eastern US41, eastern China47 and Western Europe48.
The county's storm drain system, designed to channel water into the ocean to prevent flooding in urban areas, has the unintended function of allowing animal waste, pesticides, automotive fluids and man-made debris to flow directly into local bays after heavy rains, the group said in a news release.
Insofar as it is man-made, global warming flows inexorably from worldwide industrialisation.
The streams that fill the region's man-made reservoirs are flowing at less than half their usual rate, and the lakes would have dipped to dangerous levels if the Army Corps of Engineers had not agreed to cut back on power generation.
Because the flow is man-made, you're guaranteed Class III to IV white water.
The surface electric field is needed e.g. in modeling Geomagnetically Induced Currents (GIC) that flow in man-made conductor systems, such as gas and oil pipelines or high-voltage power grids.
