Sentence examples for mean water flow from inspiring English sources
Surface of catchment area and annual mean water flow were the most important environmental descriptors of guilds composition.
Edvardsen (1999) found that the mean water flow rate of cracked concrete with 0.1 mm width decreased significantly than that of crack width of 0.3 mm.
We employed presence absence data and five variables: altitude, distance from the river source, surface of catchment area, annual mean water temperature, and annual mean water flow.
Dye passage can therefore be ascribed either to simple diffusion or to mean water flow across plasmodesmata.
The recorded hydrographs of drained water enabled the calculation of the mean water flow rate and the period of drainage (except for April 2011, for which hydrodynamic data were not available).
Among other things, dredging would mean water flowing very fast through my constituency and ending up in Reading and beyond.
Given that the anomalous dispersion in soils and aquifers is hydrodynamic and caused by spatial variation in water velocity across the pore space and that the chemical plume spreads preferentially along the mean water-flow direction, the dispersion coefficient and the order of the fractional derivative should be both anisotropic.
The genius is that it is all done by gravity, which means water flows from the dam through capillaries of canals to seedlings in the field, all without using a watt of electricity.
But that doesn't mean water didn't flow on the Red Planet.
The old river of grass flowed in a south-westerly arc, which meant the water flowed slightly faster on the longer, eastern side.
