Sentence examples for maximum river from inspiring English sources

River flow relates mainly to climate, albeit not in a simple way; for example, in all but Alpine Germany, maximum river flow occurs in winter when evaporation is low, though in the lowlands the peak rainfall is in summer.

Around 15,000 years ago, spillover from prehistoric Lake Bonneville, in what is now north-west Utah, sent a flood through Hells Canyon 1,000 times greater than present day maximum river flows.

It also appeared that increasing the maximum river infiltration flow deteriorated the quality of the results.

The COA positions were used to generate daily minimum and maximum river distances, and mean daily river distances for individual P. pectinata.

During the period from April to July, cryptosporidiosis is strongly associated with maximum river flow and a positive correlation between rainfall, the peak of the rainfall event, oocyst concentrations in river water and human diseases was documented (Kistemann et al., 2002).

Fig. 10 Star models at three different levels; upper- left (minimum); upper- right (mean) and lower (Maximum); River-cities (blue), river-cut cities (green), non-river cities (red), river-high-cut cities (brown) and non-river-high-cut cities (orange).

This study developed a novel large scale spatio-temporal model of maximum daily river temperature (Twmax) for Scotland that predicts variability in both river temperature and climate sensitivity.

Wetland area comprises two rivers, i.e., Satluj and Beas, reservoirs for both the rivers, i.e., Reservoir Satluj (contains maximum water from river Satluj) and Reservoir Beas (contains maximum water from river Beas), and confluence point of both the rivers.

At the river, maximum TCE concentrations in the 10s of μg/L and similar levels of its degradation product cis-DCE show direct plume discharge from groundwater to the river is negligible.

We located the divide between each pair of adjacent facets, and determined "hydrologic impedance" (i.e., the maximum change in river stage necessary to inundate the divide) for each divide (n = ~ 17,000).

In areas of dynamic crust that were glaciated during the Last Glacial Maximum, post-glacial river valleys are typically incised and often terraced in a similar way to valleys on post-Precambrian crust elsewhere, although the terraces and gorges in these systems are very much younger (∼15 ka) and therefore the processes have been considerably more rapid.