Sentence examples for rise downstream from inspiring English sources

And federal authorities said they were closely monitoring more than 20 other levees they view as vulnerable, as the waters continue to rise downstream in the coming days.

Reattachment points did not correspond to local maximums in heat transfer, but instead, the heat transfer coefficient continued to rise downstream of the reattachment point.

Essential is the suppression of an anew temperature rise downstream of the supersonic domain when the gas is compressed and decelerated again.

Most eye-catching of all, Tower Bridge, designed by the City architect, Horace Jones, in 1886, rose downstream in deference to the tower itself.

On Sunday, residents in Iowa City — where the Iowa River was nearing its projected crest and rising downstream — were struggling with the waters, which submerged part of the University of Iowa's campus and sent workers scrambling to move books and paintings from the university's Arts Campus.

However, experience suggests that national solutions have compounded the problem by increasing market distortions giving rise to downstream trade disputes.

Scientists in Sweden have shown that beaver ponds can cause levels of methylmercury a particularly toxic form of mercury to rise in downstream waters by as much as 3.5 times the background levels during summer months.

Since CD44 molecules can act as co-receptors, as well as give rise to downstream signaling in many different ways, our findings are of importance in future development of therapy against CSCs.

The low-rise building influences the deposition on the high-rise building (downstream disturbance), not by partly shielding it from wind and WDR, but by increasing the strength of the standing vortex between the two buildings.

It was found that obstructions affected the wind field; although cold air enters parks, an overcrowding of plants resulted in temperature rises in downstream areas.

As the lake swells, the raw materials for fish production flow in: water, nutrients, adult female fish ready to spawn, and larval or juvenile fish that were spawned upstream and have been riding the rising tide downstream.