Sentence examples for table drainage from inspiring English sources

Potential human health risk from waterborne diseases arising from unsatisfactory performance of on-site wastewater treatment systems is driven by landscape factors such as topography, soil characteristics, depth to water table, drainage characteristics and the presence of surface water bodies.

In such a case, the water-table drainage effect is ignored, and the resulting phase shift should always be negative.

These phase shifts were a combination of the phase lag caused by the borehole storage effect (already proved by the barometric responses in different frequency domains) and the phase lead caused by water-table drainage.

The model is a one-dimensional soil water balance model that is capable of predicting ground water table behaviour, drainage discharge, soil salinity and drainage effluent quality.

Table 6 Drainage density values obtained for Andhale watershed Stream order 1 2 3 4 5 Drainage density 2.42 0.3250.315 0.315 0.095 Open image in new window Fig. 4 Map of drainage density per sq km.

From Table 4, drainage density of third-order sub-watersheds varies from 0.98 to 1.19, and fourth-order sub-watersheds varies from 1.08 and 1.14.

These results suggest that fluctuation of the water table and drainage within a beach will affect sediment transport and ripple dynamics, and that for sand of 0.25 mm, percolation will tend to reduce suspension and transport.

Table 3 Drainage texture (T) classification based on Smith (1950) Range Texture For 4.0 and below Course From 4.0 to 10.0 Intermediate Above 10.0 Fine Above 15.0 Ultra fine (bad land topography).

The data concerning anesthesia, surgical procedure, and duration of surgery are shown in Table 2. Drainage tube was removed at 36 48 hours postoperatively in patients with benign condition or those not requiring cervical lymph node resection.

A high water table and poor drainage, coupled with high rates of evaporation, cause alkaline salts to accumulate at or near the surface in sufficient quantities to limit agricultural productivity.

The older paleosol indicates meadow-steppe (or tundra-steppe) conditions with a shallow permafrost table and impeded drainage.