Sentence examples for ponds time from inspiring English sources

Noah tells his family the story of existence, and we see all of it — the void, the first dazzling light, protozoa, lizards crawling out of ponds, time flashing through millennia, apes, Adam and Eve, a red-eyed serpent.

Noah tells his family the story of existence, and we see all of it the void, the first dazzling light, protozoa, lizards crawling out of ponds, time flashing through millennia, apes, Adam and Eve, a red-eyed serpent.

The time is called the ponding time.

The necessary conditions for the generation of overland flow by the Horton mechanism are (1) a rainfall rate greater than the saturated hydraulic conductivity of the soil and (2) a rainfall duration longer than the required ponding time for a given initial moisture profile.

The infiltrability equation also improved the estimation of ponding time for infiltration under rainfall conditions.

Hydrologic performance of bioretention cells was facilitated with consideration of four metrics: the overflow ratio, groundwater recharge ratio, ponding time, and runoff coefficients.

To quantitatively assess the hydrological response, a number of measurements were made: runoff rate, effective rainfall rate, time to ponding, time to steady state, runoff acceleration, total water storage and wetting front rate.

Each is subject to behaving like dynamical systems — which means they are prone to "flip" from one state to another, like one of Mr. Scheffer's ponds, over time periods that vary from a year to a few hundred.

Fry were produced and reared in hapas suspended in fertilized ponds until time of tagging.

It is vital to gain a better understanding of the processes contributing to the development of physicochemical gradients (pH, Eh, Oxygen etc…) that form in these tailings ponds over time, with the goal of remediation and subsequent construction of end-pit lake systems once oil extraction has ceased.

By estimating how quickly sediment piled up in the pond over time, the team was able to date the first spike in pond chemistry--an indication of the Inuit's arrival--to about 1200 C.E., which agrees with carbon-14 dating from antlers found at the site.