Sentence examples for percolation from from inspiring English sources

The anthropogenic recharge term, β(t), is recharge from return flow from agriculture and percolation from surface water reservoirs.

Illuviation, Accumulation of dissolved or suspended soil materials in one area or layer as a result of leaching (percolation) from another.

Moreover the geological formation of this part is hard granite gneisses which serves as a barrier to the deep percolation from the tanks built above.

Canal lining will reduce the recharge to groundwater, while the advanced irrigation technique will reduce both evapotranspiration and deep percolation from the farmland.

The case study indicated that the total percolation from the analytical solution is 34% greater than the measurement, which was on the conservative side for practical application.

The joint model allows the quantification of both evaporation and transpiration rates as well as deep percolation from vegetation and soil characteristics.

This soil layer receives neither percolation water from above nor capillary rise from below.

A 'dead dry horizon' occurs below the limit of wetting; this horizon receives neither percolation water from above nor capillary rise from below and is 'physiologically dead'.

A multilayer, one-dimensional analytical solution is presented for determining percolation flux from temperature data.

When 7 wt% PEG (2000 g/mol) were used, a reduction of the electrical percolation threshold from 2.5 wt% to 1.5 wt% was achieved.

An equation capable of predicting the percolation threshold from those of individual carbon fillers in the single matrix polymer is developed from the model and further corrected to suit the actual situation.