Follow it as you edge alongside the stream, losing height as you go.
The South Equatorial Current, in midocean a powerful stream, loses a substantial part of its waters to the North Atlantic off the coast of South America — six million cubic metres a second.
When the head in the stream (hst) is higher than the head in the aquifer, stream loses water to the aquifer, and when the head in the stream is less than the head in the aquifer, the stream gains water.
Mr. Mocatta estimates that "Voice-Stream lost 300 million euros in June, implying a far higher annual loss than our expectation of 2.27 billion euros," although he noted that the results released today were only preliminary, and a full analysis would have to await the company's detailed figures on Aug. 28.
This entire glacial landscape with intermittently connected drainage patterns and shallow wetland lakes with few streams lost all beaver in the 19th century, with beaver returning to the study area in 1954.
Streams lose their coherence and turn into swamps.
Such widely used data intensive applications don't directly target their data models for persistence storage, because the continuously arriving multiple, rapid, time-varying, and unbounded streams lose the support for storage as an entirety [31], and a portion of arrived stream is required to keep in the memory for initial processing.
If part of the scalable stream is lost, the rest of the sub-stream forms a new valid bit stream with a certain bit-rate and reduced quality level which can be decoded by the target decoder.
Much of the score's glittering detail — notably the piano part, which consists of 17,640 notes in a continuous stream — was lost in Carnegie's mellow acoustics.
We drifted on down the stream and lost ourselves in the dreamy heat of the day and the rhythm of the fishing.
