Sentence examples for the largest fluvial from inspiring English sources

Marajó Island, the largest fluvial island in the world, which lies just across the Pará River from Belém, has some livestock grazing.

We evaluate the response of the streamflow and sediment load in relation to ENSO within the largest fluvial system of Mexico: the Usumacinta and Grijalva River basin.

Bound by the Himalaya in the north and the Craton in the south, the Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP) is one of the largest fluvial plains of the world.

The Island of Bananal, considered the largest fluvial island in the world (Mérona et al. 2010), is located in the upper middle course.

This seems to imply that the larger fluvial systems either produce more sediment relative to the accommodation space in the alluvial valleys, or that they have undergone longer periods of valley aggradation.

Other sedimentological components such as channel bars and banks, however, represent distinctively different processes occurring at various flow magnitudes and durations and thus provide an opportunity to examine a more comprehensive set of controls on the larger fluvial system.

Albert Johnson Creek is a low gradient stream that meets Aniakchak River at the base of the volcano in the large fluvial plain that was the result of the caldera draining flood, 1,800 b.p.. Thus, current populations representing each of lake-type (SL) and riverine (AJC) life history types coexist in the same drainage.

The Ganga basin in northern India is one of the world's largest fluvial basins and has attracted enormous attention from earth scientists across the globe with a view to understanding large river processes and landforms.

The Araguaia floodplain covers the vast area of 58 600 km2 in the southeast of the Amazon Basin (Melack and Hess 2010) and includes Bananal Island, the world's largest fluvial island.

Here, we utilize newly available subsurface data from down-hole gamma-ray well logs to reconstruct the large-scale fluvial stratigraphy and depositional history of the Paskapoo Formation in the central portion of the Cordilleran foreland basin in Alberta.

This technique might provide useful information to discuss the evolution of large fluvial systems, in special those located in areas of difficult access where the acquisition of field data is difficult.