Sentence examples for provide runoff from inspiring English sources

Our results provide runoff magnitudes that demonstrate the need for Copan Maya designed stormwater removal infrastructure described in earlier archaeological analysis.

Drainage basin or a watershed refers to the entire area providing runoff to and sustaining part or all of the streamflow of, the main stream and its tributaries.

A drainage area of 147 km2 was delineated to include all the micro-catchments providing runoff to the highway/rivers (Machado et al. 2017; Siqueira et al. 2017).

A sign bore design sketches of the new Rachel Carson Comfort Station, with its green slate siding and sloping metal roof that will provide water runoff for an adjacent pocket garden.

In conclusion, STREAM is a reliable model providing satisfactory runoff and erosion predictions in the regions where hortonian overland flow dominates.

Every schoolchild should now know how important wetlands are even in cities, how they filter water, soak up runoff, provide wildlife habitat and prevent shoreline erosion.

The results demonstrated that the model, which considers dynamic variations in soil saturated hydraulic conductivity and soil erodibility, can provide more reasonable runoff and erosion prediction results for saline-sodic soils.

Possible solutions to the lead threat include: recover lead from slag heaps; remove or cover the slag piles; remove or cover soil at toxic hotspots; relocate the people living in the most polluted areas adjacent to slag runoff; provide nutrition and health care to affected children and adults.

The runoff forecast, which is driven by the ensemble rainfall prediction, can provide uncertainties for the runoff forecasts during typhoon landfall.

They applied to the state for a grant to build a complex that will mix the hyper-saline seawater with farm runoff and provide a habitat for shorebirds and waders.

Such findings can provide important references for runoff control, water conservation and ecosystem restoration regarding plant selection and vegetative collocation in practice in the arid and semiarid environments.