Sentence examples for represents a river from inspiring English sources

To complete the watery theme across our lower southern sky, Eridanus represents a river, while Aquarius is the Water Bearer and Capricornus the Sea Goat.

In Brook's staging of the trilogy costumes are functional; props are few and simple, with a black band of silk representing a river.

This view informed many of the abstract paintings he produced in the early 1960s bright block colours with thin lines to represent a river, and textured marks that may be trees or the sea.

(Some of this is sneakily tendentious: if you get an awful lot about the streams and rivers of Athens in Chapter 1, it's not because Connelly is a tree-hugger: she believes that one of the pediment sculptures represents a certain river god who was Erechtheus' father-in-law).

Such changes would be felt especially in low-lying, populous and poor countries such as Bangladesh.On the other hand, access to fresh water represents a blessing, if rivers can be safely controlled.

At this scale, the estuary represents a boundary between rivers and the sea, but there has been no attempt to fit empirical data for estuaries to these boundary models.

The downcutting represents a major change in river dynamics and is most likely the response to climatic change and the resultant upper catchment landscape stability.

The river represents a poor habitat: frequent droughts restricted the periods of feeding, growth and storage of reserves and prevented recruitment.

The production of green (unroasted) coffee beans by year in Colombia over the past decade is shown in Table  1.> No matter where coffee is grown, discharge from coffee processing plants represents a major source of river pollution in Central and South America.

On the other hand, the network of rivers represents a source of devastating floods for Bangladesh, serves for irrigation, sustains fisheries and plays a role of controlling water salinity.

This rock unit represents a forested setting of rivers and lakes that formed between episodes of volcanism.