Sentence examples for surface creek from inspiring English sources

A three-phase conceptual model of groundwater flow cycling between the two springs and surface water recharge from a major surface creek (Lost Creek) was proposed in various rainfall conditions.

The water from the cave eventually drains into the El Azufre (EA I), which is a sulfidic surface creek also containing high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide.

Sites sampled include normal (non-sulfidic, surface) rivers (N = 3 sites), a sulfidic surface creek (N = 2 sites), and a sulfidic cave (Cueva del Azufre), in which we sampled from multiple (N = 3) cave chambers (V, X, and XIII; [ 31]).

Emergency pumping from 12 points to surface creeks finally began lowering the 50 million-gallon mass of water from the two mines, officials said.

We found reduced genetic variability in the sulfur creek (El Azufre) population compared to non-sulfidic surface creeks, and a further decrease in the sulfidic cave (Cueva del Azufre).

Ms. Brimmer, who grew up in the area, said she once admired the "pretty greens and blues and reds" on the surface of creeks near the school that state officials now say are contaminated with oil and PCB's.

At his encouragement, I skimmed my hand across the surface of the creek.

Had the chemical been airborne, drifting down as fallout on the surface of the creek?

In natural sites, surface topography and creek networks are drivers of vegetation diversity, but their development on restored sites has not been well studied.

Years ago they drew little notice, the pond that never freezes, the rainbow of colors glinting off the surface of a creek, the hard-to-pronounce chemicals sprayed, painted and, yes, sometimes spilled around the mile-long stretch of factories on the south side of town.

We determine the weathering rates using two independent means: (1) in situ-produced cosmogenic nuclides in surface soil and creek sediments in the close vicinity of the regolith combined with immobile element mass balance across the regolith and (2) river dissolved loads.