Sentence examples for over the watershed from inspiring English sources

The new analysis contradicts conclusions reached last spring by federal biologists trying to estimate the ecological threats posed by a drought that settled over the watershed.

He lingers lovingly over the watershed triumph, in the presidential election of 1800, of Thomas Jefferson and his Democratic-Republicans over aristocratic Federalists like John Adams, who would have entrusted the Constitution to the Supreme Court.

Mr. Bauer of the State Fish and Wildlife Department said that when he found the water diversion last week and asked those responsible about it, "these people we met with were pointing a finger all over the watershed, saying: 'We're not that big.

There were vertiginous views across the notch to the 5,000-plus-foot 5,000-plus-foot 5,000-plus-footayette on the other side and more peaksful vistas ofer the watershed of the Mountsack River off to our right and that of the Connecticut River fading away to our Lincoln

Mr. Boyle made it clear that he would resign if Mr. Wegner were kept on, and tried to marshal support for his view, writing to other board members at one point: "Can you imagine what Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, a former hardball United States attorney who has taken some hard knocks from Bobby over the watershed, would do if he discovered that Wegner was working for us?

Spatial maps over the watershed can be seen in Additional file 1: Appendix S6.

For the past 16 years we have  watched them take over all the  the Mississippi River watershed and expanded further and further into inland US waterways---squeezing out other species all along the way.

A marker estimation method is proposed to minimize over-segmentation resulting from the watershed algorithm.

Furthermore, the watershed over-segmentation problem can be clearly observed when the contour is noisy (Additional file 6).

Over some of the watershed, especially west of the Cascade Mountains, precipitation maximums occur in winter, when Pacific storms come ashore.

Citing data from drilling in Fayetteville, Ark., the scientists estimated that drilling in the New York watershed could result in hundreds of tons of chemicals per day seeping through the watershed over a 20-year period.