Sentence examples for simulated lake from inspiring English sources

In this paper we perform a scenario analysis to assess the likely ecosystem structural shifts that might be induced by seven alternative management scenarios relative to current simulated lake dynamics of Los Molinos reservoir, a monomictic lake located in Argentina.

The depth and radius of the simulated lake increased gradually from the end of May to the end of the following January, and remained stable from February to May due to the lower lake-bottom temperature.

A 3-year portion of the simulated lake levels for each plan is shown in Figure 2. STELLA® version 8 [28] was used to model the effects of each of the seven 101-year simulated water management plans on the representative taxa.

One activity used simulated lake water, a surrogate "toxicant" (colored candy), and four containers, each layered with different amounts of clay and medium, coarse, and fine sand.

Three-dimensional models with complex turbulence modules have been developed for instance for the influences of hypolimnetic jets (Toffolon and Serafini 2013), simulating lake mixing by air-bubble plumes and evaporation effects (Helfer et al. 2011) and sediment transport (Hu et al. 2009).

Soil moisture measured 14% in Healdsburg, and total simulated Lake Mendocino watershed soil moisture was the lowest since 1900 at 2413 acre-feet.

Past mechanistic studies of lake climate interactions have simulated generic lake classes at large spatial scales or performed detailed analyses of small numbers of real lakes.

It is evident that the model simulated the lake depth very well.

Figure 1 showed that the LOEM model simulated the lake water depth (and stage) very well.

This was first observed when higher order Godunov schemes with Riemann solvers were first applied to metreological simulations (which simulate wind flow in the earth's atmosphere) or to the shallow water equations (which simulate lake and ocean circulation) (Parés 2006).

Pans cannot truly simulate lakes, however, as they constitute a different type of system (they are not exposed to the atmosphere in the same way, they exchange heat through their sides, and they do not store heat in the same way as lakes).