Sentence examples for stream depth from inspiring English sources

This critical stream depth increases with streambed thickness and decreases with stream width.

In narrow streams, the lowest point also forms in the aquifer if the ratio of the hydraulic conductivity of the streambed to that of the aquifer is greater than the ratio of the streambed thickness to the sum of the stream depth and the streambed thickness; correspondingly, the streambed is thin but relatively permeable and the stream is deep.

A sensitivity analysis indicated that in wide streams, the lowest point of an IWT only occurs at the bottom of the streambed; however, for a stream half width of 1 m above a 6 m thick sandy loam streambed, the lowest point occurs in the streambed as stream depth is less than 0.5 m.

Sampling techniques varied depending on the size of the stream, depth and water clarity.

This approach converts Sw to an uptake velocity (vi mm s−1) where vwat is mean water velocity (m s−1) and z equals mean stream depth (m).

While excavated depths will vary with each installation, the excavated stream depth should never be less than 6" deep.

Pressure readings at 15 min intervals were compared to barometric pressure measurements made at the weather station (within 2 km of all channels) to calculate stream depths during the ice-free season.

Based on the stream width, depth of alluvial sediments and porosity, this implies that the exchange zone extends beneath the stream and an additional 11 m either side.

Stream water depth was measured at five equally spaced locations along each cross section.

In the laboratory, we examined trout foraging behaviour on stonefly and mayfly larvae in the same channel with the stream water (depth: 10 cm; 0.02 l s−1) at 10.00 14.00.

Elevation, slope, stream size, depth and water temperature were identified by both approaches as the most important causal factors for the spatial distribution of the fishes.