Sentence examples for systematic river from inspiring English sources

The sound of fly-shuttles worked through handlooms, clicking away in huts on top of the protected embankment, hints that the game of the river has been changed.Bangladesh began investigating systematic river stabilisation in 1990.

Correspondingly, a new field for systematic river restoration planning has emerged through the use of well-established systems design concepts like multi-objective optimization and tradeoff analysis.

In this article, we propose a decision framework for systematic river restoration planning where economic-environment systems design and tradeoff analyses are employed as a concurrent planning procedure before restoration interventions are implemented.

In this study, a systematic investigation of river stages and discharges was carried out for 78 stream gauges of rivers in Germany.

This paper presents the first systematic chronostratigraphic study of the river terraces of the Exe catchment in South West England and a new conceptual model for terrace formation in unglaciated basins with applicability to terrace staircase sequences elsewhere.

Our paper introduces a recursive data filtering procedure to find both random and systematic errors in streamflow and river-survey data that can be used to produce robust and informative AHG relations.

These networks of rivers, in several locations, cross the active trace of the Sumatran Fault Zone, producing systematic right-lateral offsets of nearly isochronous river canyons.

This was no pickup scheme to sneak the odd container past a customs booth, but a systematic corruption of the port to allow rivers of goods to pass through illegally.

Geomorphic analysis of a large river presents particular challenges and requires a systematic and organised approach because of the spatial scale and system complexity involved.

The present study attempted to introduce a systematic approach that can be used to identify the resilience change of river basins based on annual river discharge through the application of a convex model and the principle of critical slowing down.

A report released by the Pentagon two weeks ago said that corps officials manipulated a study to justify projects along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, and that the corps had a systematic bias in favor of large development projects.