Sentence examples for outflow zones from inspiring English sources

Observed deviations between the analytical and physical models can be attributed mainly to outflow zones along the shore line, which are not considered in the analytical models.

As unconfined natural lenses have small outflow zones compared to their overall dimensions, and flow is mostly horizontal, the DGH analytical models should perform even better at full scale.

In each constructed wetland three samples of sediment were taken in the inflow, middle, and outflow zones to the depth of 0.6 m.

Low SO4 values are due to the location of springs in the outflow zone.

Subsequent interpretation of good quality MT data by SKM (2003) and Talebi et al. (2005) revealed a new location for outflow zone near the well NWS-3.

Flow paths in the lens could be demonstrated to remain in contact to the outflow zone at all times during the experiments.

On the other hand, zeolite-bearing veins, for example, indicative of satellite boiling zones along the hydrothermal outflow zone and, therefore, also indicative of deep-seated geothermal reservoirs (e.g., Lawless et al. 1995), are absent at Tiris.

The occurrence of highly permeable pyroclastites overlain by basalts supports the existence of a concealed layer, as described by Hochstein (1988), which could be responsible for capturing H2S, accounting for the HCO3 − excess of the springs located in the outflow zone of the system.

This model can provide useful information regarding temperature, pressure, outflow zone and fluid flow circulation within the system that can be successfully used to improve the previous numerical models and provide a basis for sustainable development of geothermal field for imminent targets.

In order to explain the formation of secondary chaotic terrains within zones of outflow channel dissection, we propose that the regional Martian cryolithosphere contained widespread lenses of volatiles in liquid form.

Outflows from these storage zones, routed with parallel arrangement of three linear reservoirs, represent different flow components of catchment runoff, i.e., slow drainage (shallow subsurface flow), medium drainage (interflow and saturation excess overland flow), and fast drainage (direct runoff from impervious urban areas or from water table management in agricultural land).