Sentence examples for perennial flow from inspiring English sources

This study focuses on reconstructing paleoenvironmental change from the timing and provenance of fluvial deposits located within the Molopo Canyon, which connects the southern Kalahari drainage to the perennial flow regime of the Orange River.

Interdisciplinary geomorphological, archaeobotanical and ostracod research on a sequence from the Wadi Jaghjagh indicates that relatively stable, perennial flow velocities occurred during the mid 4th to mid-3rd millennium BC.

The creek's perennial flow made it a likely spot for Indian settlement, although the Tongva's main settlements were near the San Gabriel River and the Acjachemen mostly lived at the confluence of San Juan Creek and Trabuco Creek.

A growing amount of urban runoff flows into the creek and its tributaries, adding to the excessive perennial flow referred to often as a "nuisance flow" or "dry season nuisance flow".

Fish were also collected from one location, Oolloo, in the Daly River, although perennial flow meant fish were not necessarily resident at the collection location for any known length of time.

Undisturbed rivers in this region have perennial flow.

Rithet is the largest and only catchment with perennial stream flow and consequently is the largest contributor of water to the reservoir.

The state of Arizona, alone, has lost approximately 35% of its perennial stream flow in the past 200 years (Brown and others 1981).

The rivers draining the range's western face are strong and perennial, flowing through enclosed plains or ravines.

But in a unanimous ruling, the State Supreme Court here ruled that in spite of the changes, the slough was still a "natural perennial flowing stream" and public access was warranted.

Sites with perennial flows had more vegetation and water compared to ephemeral sites and engineered sites had more impervious surface compared to natural sites.