Furthermore, in the absence of significant wave and tidal influence, sediment progradation in such a protected depositional setting shaped a delta, strongly river-dominated.
For one stretch, the cycling route will run alongside a stagnant hydroelectric dam instead of the spectacularly torrential ice-blue waters of the glacier-fed Rio Baker, Chile's most strongly flowing river.
However, this scenario is now unwarranted given that recent molecular data strongly support river dolphin paraphyly or polyphyly [ 13- 15, 17, 20, 21].
Tom Udall told me, "My dad wanted, as he put it, to 'let the canyons speak for themselves.' " For the first time, in that wild place, Stewart Udall came to appreciate why his opponents in the dam debates had felt so strongly that the river ought to be left alone.
This shortcoming is particularly significant for the Black Sea which is strongly influenced by river runoff.
Erosion of bedrock in rivers is accomplished by a suite of interacting processes, including abrasion, plucking, cavitation, debris-flow scour, and weathering, and is strongly modulated by river sediment load.
Thus, our data support the hypothesis that during periods of high riverflow both estuarine nutrient gradients and estuarine microbial communities are strongly influenced by river discharge [32].
Its occurrence is strongly associated with river floodplain ecosystems, and some of the isolated southern populations are considered a relic of glacial times.
Rivers strongly objected to the way referees handled the end of the Sacramento Kings' 102-99 win over Toronto on Sunday, when they used a video review to determine if the Raptors forced overtime on Terrence Ross' three-pointer at the buzzer.
All large rivers are strongly regulated and only a few medium-sized rivers are free of dams.
During the period from April to July, cryptosporidiosis is strongly associated with maximum river flow and a positive correlation between rainfall, the peak of the rainfall event, oocyst concentrations in river water and human diseases was documented (Kistemann et al., 2002).
