Sentence examples for mixing of river from inspiring English sources
The hyporheic zone is defined to be the zone of physical mixing of river and aquifer water.
However, Akiti (1980) did not find any signs of mixing of river water, stream water and groundwater, because streams along the lower Volta River were not sampled.
If there is a single river source, conservative mixing of river water and ambient seawater produces a linear inverse correlation between salinity and [Ba2+] (Bahr et al. 2013).
Mixing of river water with Gulf of Maine waters as also been pointed as responsible for the carbon variability in this system [24], although biological processes were significantly intense during the spring and summer seasons.
The point of intersection with the line connecting the river water composition and the meteoric water is the freshwater composition resulted from mixing of river runoff and meteoric waters in the Black Sea.
A series of five artificial groundwaters (AGWs) were designed to mimic the 300-Area groundwater during its seasonal fluctuations due to mixing of river water and groundwater.
A mix of river and road transport has long been seen as an alternative to the Panama Canal.
WHEN I signed up for a trip with Outward Bound last summer -- a mix of river rafting, rock climbing, hiking and camping in the Colorado Rockies -- among the forms I received was a two-page document outlining the risks involved.
Irregular pattern of pH values over the seasons as well as among the study sites may be due to high mixing rate of river water.
But with shoreline development that ranges from public beaches to towering high rises — and a complex mix of rivers, estuaries, bays and ocean — the city needs to size up the various risks posed by rising seas before plunging ahead with vast capital projects or strict regulations, city officials argue.
Statkraft is trying to perfect and industrialize an older idea getting between the mixing of fresh river water and salty seawater at a river mouth to capture the energy created by osmosis.
