Sentence examples for terrain water from inspiring English sources

Depending on the terrain, water management may involve extensive works for irrigation and drainage.

Participants must be self-sufficient and carry their own provisions through the humid, exotic terrain (water is provided at checkpoints along the way).

In general, in hard rock terrain, water quality variations and changes are common, especially for fluoride in shallow, intermediate and deep aquifers.

Land refers not just to soil but to the combined resources of terrain, water, soil and biotic resources that provide the basis for land use.

Upon flooding of the terrain, water will shed down the peaks and run downhill until it reaches the bottom of the valley.

The roboticists were stymied until the chief scientist, Dr. Alan Waggoner, determined that Zoë needed to spray the terrain with water prior to employing the dyes.

He observed the creation of Iraq by the British, and wrote about Islamic fundamentalism, Babylon and living in desert terrain, where water is scarce.

"Flying at night over featureless terrain or water, and particularly in haze or in overcast, is a prime setup for spatial disorientation, because you've lost the horizon," said Warren Morningstar, a spokesman for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.

In addition, due to the mountainous terrain, interbasin water transfer is very limited.

Not only does it help when difficult terrain or water physically stands in the way of delivering the mail, but, as SingPost points out, it allows workers be redeployed in other areas to increase efficiency.

Sake breweries have been supporting this region for a few hundred years, and brewing has received the natural benefits of the coastal sand dunes (terrain, soil, water quality, etc).