Sentence examples for river boundaries from inspiring English sources

These two species had long be exemplary northbank-southbank Amazonian replacement species but recent surveys in western Amazonia have shown them to cross their putative river boundaries and occur on the same-side of the river where hybridization may occur.

But they do provide the constraints to water users in the seven states that share the river - boundaries to their available water supply that force them to choose among farms and swimming pools and lawns.

Assuming that all the English south of the Humber are listed within the Tribal Hidage, he has produced a map that divides southern England into Mercia's provinces and outlying dependencies, using evidence from river boundaries and other topographical features, place-names and historical borders.

Plethodontid distributions are determined by a number of factors including land forms (e.g., major river boundaries), history and biotic interactions such as interspecific competition [23], [24]; however, because plethodontids are lungless ectotherms, their activity, life-history traits, and consequently geographic distributions and patterns of diversity appear predominantly controlled by climate.

Along the river boundary, the wide meanders of the Rio Grande made it impossible to build a continuous, straight-line fence.

Although the Chinese government has generally tolerated the entry of the North Koreans -- who arrive by wading across the river boundary from their isolated and deeply impoverished country -- it also conducts occasional sweeps for illegal North Koreans, especially in the border area where most live.

The net flow across the river boundary is calculated as follows: begin{aligned} {text{Net flow across river boundary}} &= {text{Input river leakage into the aquifer}}-{text{Output river leakage out of the aquifer}} & = 0.0 2 5- 1. 8 7 ;{text{m}}^{ 3} / {text{day}} & = - 1. 8 5 ;{text{m}}^{ 3} / {text{day}} end{aligned}.

The difference between these two numbers represents the river gain or water coming from the groundwater system and can be compared with the flow across the river boundary calculated by zone budget.

The River Mersey derives its name from the Anglo-Saxon maeres ea, which means boundary river, the boundary being that between the Danelaw and the Saxon kingdom of Mercia.

Also, recharge sources include rainfall, rivers, boundary inflow, and groundwater-irrigation, which have not been individually accounted for in previous studies.

Places had borders with different categories such as the boundary by river, the boundary between the front yard to the road, the boundary between field rice with ditches, huluwotan or path where water goes through, the hillsides, a place between the village and the forest, and so on, are inhabited by certain forces.