Sentence examples for receiving basin from inspiring English sources
The receiving basin distributes water to the fountains, baths and housing structures of the ancient city of Aspendos.
Specifically, we examined landscape-scale surface elevation and vertical accretion trends under diversions with different geographical locations, diverted discharge rates, and geomorphic characteristics of the receiving basin.
However, little is known about the effects of sediment diversions on existing wetland surface elevation and vertical accretion dynamics in the receiving basin at the landscape scale.
The 1·67 km long siphon consists of a header basin, two separate elevated tower open basins and a receiving basin all interconnected by long piping segments.
During this time, natural and engineered sediment deposition in the receiving basin decreased predicted basin-flow velocities and promoted a backwater effect that reduced the sediment transport capacity of the diversion channel.
Sediment samples were collected from two active diversions on the Mississippi River: West Bay, a semi-enclosed bay located on the Mississippi River Delta and fed by the West Bay Diversion, and from Big Mar pond, a receiving basin of the Caernarvon freshwater diversion from the lower Mississippi River, Louisiana, USA.
The growth and morphologies of turbidite systems in confined receiving basins, such as the western Gulf of Mexico slope, are greatly influenced by relatively meager volumes of sediment supplied and receiving-basin confinement, and are distinctively different from larger systems in unconfined ocean basins with sediment supplied from extensive terrestrial drainages.
This study characterizes growth and morphologies of turbidite systems in confined receiving basins of the California Borderland.
Results of this study provide insights into the distribution and morphology of the largest detrital accumulations on Earth, which can be directly applied to predictive models of turbidite-architecture development in confined receiving basins.
This fine-grained sediment travels deeper into receiving estuarine basins and plays a critical role in sustaining existing marshes.
By initially clearing the adjacent quadrant(s), ipsilateral truncal quadrant, and more proximal areas of existing or normal lymph load, the advanced PCD used mimics MLD, and presumably enables receiving lymphatic basins to more effectively receive and process the lymphatic load from the affected arm.
