Sentence examples for managed surface from inspiring English sources

These were the first groundwater management models, which were typically developed by new departments within the government institutions that already managed surface waters.

This study was centered on the northern third of the EPA, known as the water conservation areas (WCAs; Fig. 1) that receive the majority of surface water inputs through the highly managed surface water system via a combination of canals and water control structures.

May not apply to all areas, including those with heavily managed surface water.

The organically managed surface soils compared to their conventional counterparts contained significantly greater total carbon (21.6% more) and nitrogen (30.2% more) (Table 6).

Organically managed surface soils also supported significantly greater microbial biomass (159.4% more), microbial carbon as a percent of total carbon (66.2% greater), readily mineralizable carbon (25.5% more), and microbial carbon to mineralizable carbon ratio (86.0% greater) (Table 6).

In addition to supporting and maintaining Britain's nuclear submarine fleet, Devonport manages surface ships.

This paper presents the design architecture and functioning of CoalMan, a tailor made Geographic Information System (GIS) for managing surface and underground fires in coal mining areas.

Projects in the pipeline for Welsh Water include £120m to upgrade or rebuild 12 water treatment plants, and a £15m scheme that is being rolled out in Carmarthenshire and Swansea to manage surface water, called RainScape.

There has been progress towards integrated groundwater and surface water accounting and planning, but there is still little systematic attempt to plan and manage surface water and groundwater storage and use at a regional scale over time.

The objectives of this study were to determine the first year and residual effects of surface compaction on soil physical properties, crop yield, and N availability in a claypan soil; and to evaluate the use of poultry litter to manage surface compaction.

The aims of this paper are to analyze theoretically the influence of the longitudinal slope of a surface irrigation field on the uniformity of irrigation and to provide practical tools to design, analyze and manage surface irrigation systems with longitudinal slope and blocked end.