Sentence examples for rainwater volume from inspiring English sources

One difficulty that appears on rainwater studies is the proper determination of rainwater volume that can be used to address water supply systems.

Water balance modeling was applied to the RWCS to estimate end-of-day stored rainwater volumes for each day of the 1997 1999 time period, during which an El Niño-induced drought occurred.

Even if we take a narrower latitude width < 20° ≈ 4.4 × 103 km, then the mean rainfall is about 1.7 m/year, and the tropical total and coastal rainwater volumes are very roughly (within one significant digit) the same as in Eqs.

The potential rainwater harvesting volume is estimated based on the total roof area, the average annual rainfall, and the runoff coefficient.

The results quantify the probability from hour to hour during a hurricane and will provide a more accurate estimate of the probability and timing of pressurization of buildings for total loss estimation including rainwater intrusion volumes.

Those can broadly be thought of as the volume of rainwater consumed, the volume of ground and surface water depleted and the volume of water polluted.

It is possible to overdo this kind of poetic signature, of course, and the terrain over which Hollis's quietly observant eye ranges can sometimes seem to drown under symbolism rather than the volume of rainwater.

With fewer trees to trap rainwater, the Danube's volume probably increased; it carried far more eroded nutrients and silicate-laden soil with it and its salinity decreased, laying the foundations for the modern-day Danube Delta.

The volume of rainwater runoff controlled by urban green spaces first increased and then decreased with the increase in summer rainfall.

Urbanization involves the replacement of vegetated surfaces with impervious built surfaces, and it often results in an increase in the rate and volume of rainwater surface runoff.

Wind-driven rain (WDR) effects on various components of a building facade are dependent on the total volume of rainwater deposition.