Sentence examples for streams constitute from inspiring English sources

The lower order (first and second order) streams constitute very high proportion (ranging from about 91 to 97%), of the streams of the watersheds, characteristic of hilly watersheds.

Among the various stream orders, the proportion of first-order streams, constitute bulk of the total number of streams in all the watersheds, ranging from 68.89% (in Thuraiyur Kalathur watershed) to 82.05% (Kalungi watershed).

It is observed that the lower order streams, viz., both first and second-order streams constitute most of the streams in each watershed and their proportion ranges from 90.59% (in Maruvattur watershed) to 96.67% (Valaiyur watershed) of the total streams of the respective watersheds.

The total length of the stream segments (L u) was 1150 km (Table 2) of which the first- and second-order streams constituted about 74%.

Second-generation bioethanol produced from lignocellulosic waste streams constitutes the most feasible technical option.

The Densu River and the Dobro stream constitute the principal sources of water for domestic use and transmission of urinary schistosomiasis.

Thus, the total stream flow constitutes only 10.5%% of the total precipitation, where the base flow constitutes 4%% and the direct surface runoff, which flow into the stream, constitutes 6.5%%.

According to some, activity in the ventral stream constitutes the neural correlate of visual consciousness (Milner and Goodale 1995; Fang and He 2005).

We found that an average three meters wide strip around the stream constitutes the distinguishable FAH and that a minimum of 45 meters wide buffers on both sides of the stream are needed for the species community composition to remain unaltered.

Restoring and reforesting such riparian zones to mature forest, particularly along headwater streams (which constitute 90% of stream network length) would both increase carbon storage and improve water quality.

CFD multiphase flow simulations are capable of modeling particle-laden streams and constitute a suitable tool for study of material deposition.