Sentence examples for snowmelt time from inspiring English sources

Secondary effects of changes in climate, such as changes in seasonality, snowmelt time and differential growth/climate relationships could explain this loss of sensitivity [11].

Then it has a critical implication to proliferate and have an ability increasing the population in a very limited snowmelt time.

It is quite significant to utilize the xanthophyll cycle as one of protective system for snow algae to live and bloom in the vulnerable environment by light under low temperature during a very limited snowmelt time.

It is considered to be quite effective utilizing the xanthophyll cycle as protective system for snow algae because they live in the vulnerable environment by light such as low temperature and strong light and have an ability increasing the population in a very limited snowmelt time.

Streamflow trends were detected by Mann-Kendall tests and changes in snowmelt runoff timing were analyzed based on the winter/spring snowmelt runoff center time (WSCT).

[15] Snowmelt was time delayed with increasing elevation and occurred between day of year (DOY) 49 91, 87 129, and 102 144 at Neustift, Monte Bondone, and Torgnon, respectively (Table  1).

In addition, long-time snow coverage and snowmelt can accelerate the corrosion of subgrades, pavements, and affiliated facilities [3, 4].

But Alwash told me that nearly everyone outside the Iraqi government who has examined the dam believes that time is running out: in the spring, snowmelt flows into the Tigris, putting immense pressure on the retaining wall.

We computed daily input fluxes from direct measurements of snow accumulation at 1300 points within the watershed near the peak accumulation date, time-lapse photography during the melt season, and high-resolution (25 m) snowmelt simulation using a field-validated snowmelt energy balance model; and estimated the amount and timing of water storage within the watershed from the water balance.

Starting this summer, the hydroelectric dam will for the first time catch the great Mekong flood that rushes out of the Himalayan mountains, and then gathers monsoon rains and snowmelt as it surges through the steep gorges of Yunnan.

Colorado River snowmelt, source of half of Denver's water, plummeted to a quarter of normal flows.