Sentence examples for stream runoff from inspiring English sources

Stream runoff is exceedingly rare.

Since groundwater withdrawal may affect stream discharge, understanding the hydraulic connectivity between streams and aquifers is critical to preserve stream runoff.

The data are then applied to land-surface impact models that evaluate the risk for floods, droughts, stream runoff and crop impact, as well as spotlight historical and seasonal trends.

Developed at the request of UNESCO, the program enables users to survey a wealth of meteorological and hydrological data, including wind speed, temperature, precipitation, stream runoff and other metrics.

Factor analysis of streamflow records (1956 1988) from 32 US Geological Survey gauging stations within the Great Lakes basin revealed distinct spatio-temporal patterns of stream runoff within five different regions of the basin.

In both catchments, we monitored overland flow from hillslope plots and stream runoff from catchments at basin outlets over a 2-year pre-thinning period and a 2-year post-thinning period.

"There wouldn't be any glaciers any more at all". Taking different glacier retreat scenarios into account, Huss estimates that currently glacierised basins might contribute 55 to 85percentt less water to stream flow runoff by the end of the 21st century.

In the Quarta-Feira stheam, the runoff from Vale de Arca waste piles contributed to increase radionuclide concentrations also at QF2 station up to 6610 ± 190 Bq/kg of 238U in particulate matter (Table 2).

Leaving land fallow beside streams reduces runoff.

The RP is a generic indicator of the magnitude of pesticide inputs into streams via runoff.

These particles may be carried into streams by runoff and hence to lakes and the oceans and become part of the suspended load of these systems.