Sentence examples for runoff function from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a precipitation-subsurface runoff function is preliminarily identified in which the supra-permafrost discharge nonlinearly increased with more precipitation.
It is demonstrated that the way the area length dependent runoff function influences the stream power of the network yields a systematic downstream increase of the network's optimal junction angles.
This shape-sensitive runoff function is derived analytically for environments with short storm duration (storm duration < concentration time) and it is supported numerically for environments with small storms (storm cell size < basin size).
In any watershed, the surface and subsurface runoff are functions of physical, biological as well as anthropogenic contributory factors (Merz et al. 2006; Ghimire et al. 2014).
The total runoff is a function of the travel time distribution within the watersheds, and varies depending on flow velocity and channel network configuration.
Hence, the distribution of the parameter values in the bins can be understood as the information content of the runoff data (objective function) for constraining a certain parameter.
Each tillage block was divided into three 0.2 ha plots to evaluate runoff as a function of tillage and slope position.
These hydro-meteorological time series are then fed through a conceptual rainfall-runoff model to simulate the potential changes in runoff as a function of changes in the hydro-meteorological variables, and runoff sensitivity is assessed with both correlation and Sobol' sensitivity analyses.
In the Global NEWS-DIN model, FEWS is calculated as a simple function of runoff only, which does not exhibit long-term trends (Yan et al., 2010).
It is known that changes in catchment runoff variability are a function of changes in climate as well as catchment behavior.
There is no discernible change in the catchment response, e.g. quick runoff coefficient as a function of soil saturation state, between periods of the 1960 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990 2000s, which are attributed to land policy changes.
