Sentence examples for narrow drainage from inspiring English sources

In the study of the longitudinal flow, narrow drainage fingers are formed in the latewood zones.

Specifically, we carried out systematic transect surveys over a large andesite dyke at Saffaqah, on which the majority of 26 known Acheulean sites are associated, as well as across narrow drainage channels, desert pavements and hills located within 5 km of the dyke.

A narrow drainage angle was noted bilaterally, but it was significantly narrower in the left eye, with a shallow anterior chamber and 'volcano sign'.

These are for people with very narrow drainage angles.

This type of laser is used in people with very narrow drainage angles in the eyes.

Some are clinically irrelevant, some may be regarded as cofactors of chronic rhinosinusitis, as they narrow the drainage pathways for the paranasal sinuses; others need to be reported as a potential source of iatrogenic damage during endoscopic sinus surgery.

Although large, the infraorbital cell (ioc does not narrow the drainage pathway Open image in new window Fig. 12 Sinusitis with a sphenoethmoid pattern: the sphenoethmoid recess is obstructed by thickened mucosa (asterisks), both the small left sphenoid sinus and the posterior ethmoid cells are opacified.

Narrow valleys within both drainage basin systems are characterized by a higher intensity of slope-channel coupling and display higher rates of sediment supply from slopes into the main stream channels than wider valleys.

Accumulation of secretions becomes less frequent due to the open cavity and elimination of the physiological requirement of drainage through narrow anatomic ostia.

This landscape comprises significant DEM remote sensing challenges, notably a high mountain relief, steep slopes, and a deeply incised high sinuosity drainage network with narrow canyon/gorge reaches.

Higher spatial resolution datasets also provide more accurate estimates of fractional shrub canopy cover (aggregated to moderate spatial resolutions) than lower spatial resolution datasets, an expected result for a study area where most shrub cover is concentrated in narrow patches associated with rivers, drainages, and slopes.