Sentence examples for networks of streams from inspiring English sources

Robert E. Horton, (born May 18 , 1875 Parma, Mich., U.S. died Apr. 22, 1945, Voorheesville, N.Y ., American hydraulic engineer and hydrologist who established a quantitative basis for the analysis of the drainage of networks of streams.

Using satellite and aerial photography, radar data, and archival journals and photographs from Britain's Northern Party expedition of 1910 1913, the researchers found that the Nansen ice shelf possessed networks of streams, ponds, and rivers that converged, near the shelf's edge, in a spectacular 425-foot-wide waterfall.

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).

At local levels (tens of kilometers), contemporary dispersal among networks of stream corridors likely results in high levels of connectivity.

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 area nearest the Bay of Bengal is crisscrossed by a network of streams that flow around roughly oblong islands.

Two moles (Euroscaptor orlovi and Euroscaptor kuznetsovi) were discovered in a network of streams and rivers in northern Vietnam.

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.