Sentence examples for riverine views from inspiring English sources

This is one of the world's great train rides and, once away from Porto's concrete suburbs, offers twisting, sighing, soaring riverine views for much of its three-hour route.

This view of riverine landscapes moves away from notions of equilibrium and cyclic behavior as a means to explain nonlinear relationships and stochasticity.

This suggests that the conventional view that pre- and post-anthropogenic riverine carbon fluxes are equal is problematic, in that large changes in river hydrology caused by global climate and land use and land cover changes have already been documented.

It is a four-story house built around an interior courtyard closed to the sky, 13 or so rooms - depending on who's counting - with windows that mostly ignore views of bridges and slow-moving barges and an ambient riverine glow.

Riverine ecosystem, also called lotic ecosystem, any spring, stream, or river viewed as an ecosystem.

The detection of Vibrio c holerae in coastal, brackish and riverine waters in cholera-endemic and cholera-free areas supports the view that autochtonous V. cholerae is involved in the introduction of cholera (3, 4 ).

The 80/20 view of California water leaves out the water required to keep riverine fish and riparian habitat alive.

We wanted someplace rectangular, a much easier configuration from a design point of view, and we won't have to fuss with panhandles and changeable riverine property lines where we're going to get into disputes with the landowner next door.

Contrasting views of the clinal and patch approach to the spatial arrangement and behavior of riverine landscapes reflect the differences between Darwinian and Newtonian approaches to science in some way.

Riverine fishing is also important.

But the Bronze Age settlement was riverine.