Sentence examples for terms of drainage from inspiring English sources
"In terms of drainage technology, China is decades behind developed societies".
Arup's research showed there was little to worry about in terms of drainage, the main problem being the disruptive effect of building sites on neighbours.
Officials say that among long-range plans, the state has begun a water resource management program in which water issues are seen in terms of drainage basins rather than political boundaries.
In the model, the occurrence of shallow landsliding is evaluated in terms of drainage areas, ground slope and soil properties (i.e., hydraulic conductivity, bulk density, and friction angle).
Relationships explaining streamflow behaviour in terms of drainage basin physiography greatly assist efforts to extrapolate streamflow metrics from gauged to ungauged basins in the same landscape.
"As Chinese experts point out, in terms of drainage technology, China is decades behind developed societies," said a commentary in Global Times, a newspaper affiliated with the Communist Party.
The observed coalescence times can be explained in terms of inertial drainage, allowing for the frictional losses at the surface of the film.
This paper examines the conditions for which the model can be beneficial to the human behavior reflection in terms of automatic drainage phenomenon appearance and the arch formed in the station of exit in rail transit pedestrian flow motion.
Late Cenozoic (and especially Quaternary) fluvial deposits and related landforms provide valuable information about landscape evolution, not just in terms of changing drainage patterns but also documenting changes in topography and relief.
Long-term effects of drainage and subsequent restoration, especially related to within-site variation of water table level and pore water chemistry, are poorly known.
A recent randomized controlled trial has just been published, which demonstrated superior outcomes in patients treated with metal stents both in terms of success of drainage and survival [ 13].
