Sentence examples for network of streams from inspiring English sources

Drainage occurs through a network of streams, some channelized and some more or less natural.

Manitoba also has a huge network of streams, rivers, and lakes with considerable potential for hydroelectric development.

The effect is that very quickly you develop a network of streams to follow – and, equally, you quickly have subscribed followers.

Grotzinger now believes that it was once filled with freshwater, fed by a network of streams that flowed down from the crater's edge and spread out below.

The slopes facing the trade winds receive an average of 200 inches (5,000 mm) of rain annually, resulting in much topsoil erosion and a network of streams.

At the apex of its delta, the Irrawaddy breaks up into a vast network of streams and empties into the Andaman Sea through multiple mouths.

[Bloomberg] An Ulster County official accuses New York City of polluting waterways in its role as caretaker of the network of stream-fed upstate reservoirs that supply the city's drinking water.

In Fig. 4, we show the network of streaming and hourly GPS sites from which we currently receive data and subsequently assimilate into the real-time GAIM system.

Energy and water flux exchanges at the land atmosphere interface is assumed to be one-dimensional (vertical), ET is modeled separately for land and vegetation, and surface and sub-surface runoff from each sub-basin are routed to the stream by a kinematic response function and then via a network of stream channel to the basin outlet.

Because of the plinthic layer which forces shallow lateral flow to the surface at lower elevations, the LREW landscape is dominated by a dense dendritic network of stream channels bordered by riparian forest wetlands (Sullivan and others 2007).

Some of the most profound examples are found among organisms limited by confined habitats such as those of fishes, whose habitats are prescribed by water routes (e.g., networks of streams and lakes).