Sentence examples for studying streams from inspiring English sources

While studying streams of ionized gaseous atoms and molecules from which electrons had been stripped, Wilhelm Wien (1898) and J.J. Thomson (1910) identified a positive particle equal in mass to the hydrogen atom.

Margaret Palmer started out just studying streams.

In News Focus, Erik Stokstad profiled stream ecologist Margaret Palmer, whose circumstances led her from a career studying streams to passionate advocacy of the use of science in setting policy.

This study highlights the importance of studying stream water chemistry from a landscape perspective in order to address future environmental issues concerning mobility of Fe, Mn and associated trace metals.

Wolman began his long career in 1913 with a job for the U.S. Public Health Service studying stream pollution in the Potomac River.

Bannerman has spent the last 30 years studying stream flow and the effect of urbanization on watersheds, including the depletion of groundwater reserves.

By concurrently studying stream and lake ecosystems, we hope to better our understanding of the processes and mechanisms that drive surface water chemistry in these different, but certainly not ecologically isolated ecosystems.

The studied streams are incised into a relict culminant fluvial surface, abandoned at the beginning of the incision stage.

Now academics from Stirling University have studied streams draining from 13 hectares (32 acres) of farmland, and compared areas where beavers were known to be active against those where they were absent.

And in terms of these one can indeed study streams and infinite trees, and many other sets of interest in this entry.

Permeability index of water samples of the three catchment areas used for this study was more than 100%% (Table 1); consequently, waters from the studied streams are of good irrigation quality.