Sentence examples for river size from inspiring English sources

The implication here is that valley size is directly related to river size, an observation that generally holds true.

While the three sites differ in surrounding population and river size, all the interventions are recent and shared similar costs.

Theory predicts that the number of fish species increases with river size in natural free-flowing rivers, but the relationship is lost under intensive exploitation of water resources associated with dams and/or landscape developments.

In an online photographic survey showing New Zealand rivers we addressed aesthetic value of flow and the effects of river size or planform on flow preferences of river users.

Species and rearing history differences were therefore both observed after accounting for body size variation and river size (Fraser vs. non-Fraser).

As a result, data sets ranging from sports statistics to river size usually contain numbers that predominately begin with 1 (30%), followed by numbers that begin with 2 (18%), 3 (13%) down to numbers beginning with 9 (5%) [proportion digitx = log10 (digitx+1/digitx)] [29], [30].

For example, on my desk here I have a theory about predicting city sizes, one of river sizes, and a third theory about the shapes of Egyptian pyramids.

A river this size is indeed an efficient grinding tool.

Where else do you have a river the size of the Mississippi draining a region as fertile as the Midwestern heartland into a well-enclosed body of water as warm as the Gulf of Mexico?

However, an environmental component was intimated by a study that showed tributaries of a single river had size thresholds for precocity that depended on the altitude of the tributary [ 11].

The Sakamena River is a tributary to the Onilahy River (to the north, more comparable to the Betsiboka or the Tsiribihina Rivers in size), and the Ihazoara is a much narrower tributary feeding into the Sakamena.