Sentence examples for river directly from inspiring English sources

It lies along the west bank of the Hugli (Hooghly) River directly opposite Kolkata (Calcutta).

One morning, as we put our kayaks in the river directly in front of the lodge, I notice that there is a small Deadhead sticker on the back of Creek's kayaking helmet.

Further, the atmospherically deposited substances also reach the river directly or indirectly through land surface runoff (Pandey et al. 2013).

Groundwater and stream mass discharge estimates show that more than half of the plume mass discharge crossing the first transect, before surface water interactions occur, reaches the river directly via streamflow, although river concentrations were below detection due to dilution.

Their livelihood depends on being able to access the river directly from their properties.

At 22 30 the fog lifted and Kouma saw that a North Korean pontoon bridge was being laid across the river directly in front of his position.

If the lake today is under any threat of extinction from excess sediment influx, this is chiefly on account of hydrological alterations to the girdle of fenland by irrigated rice monoculture, with artificial drainage channels recently cut through the wetland buffer and fast-tracking the turbid water of tributary rivers directly to the lake.

An interesting implication of these results, given the abundance and widespread distribution of foraging fish, is that numerous fish species belonging to a variety of functional groups may be acting as zoogeomorphic agents in rivers, directly affecting bed material conditions and sediment transport fluxes in proportion to their body size and feeding traits.

In many places, atrazine levels in untreated water sources such as rivers directly match the levels that come out of the tap.

Widths of distributary channels form a lognormal distribution, with the cumulative width of the river mouths directly related to the maximum discharge, tidal and wave energy.

On the other hand, the Kosi river exits directly through the mountain front, and therefore, has been able to transport gravels into the plains in pre-historic times.