Sentence examples for the largest watershed from inspiring English sources

The data, from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, a pair of satellites, show the seasonal changes in water distribution around the globe, particularly in the Amazon basin, the largest watershed on the planet.

Lake Chapala is the largest watershed in Mexico and it collects water for one-eighth of all the irrigated land in Mexico.

The Gudenå River is the largest watershed in Denmark, and the effective population size of the ancestral trout population prior to fragmentation has presumably been high; > 1,000, given the estimates obtained from the KON and RIB populations (see Table  2 and [ 46]).

After a national campaign saved the site, it was assumed the swamp would remain untouched, with little thought given to damage under way in the larger watershed.

This approach can upscale model prediction for a small watershed with the calibrated SWAT model to a large watershed, generating spatial and temporal estimations of groundwater recharge and nitrate loading for the large watershed.

Increased distance from the hydraulic fracturing, in-stream processing of physicochemical properties, and additional landscape disturbances, likely made it more difficult to assess the effects of hydraulic fracturing in most stream response variables at the larger watershed scale.

The analyses indicated that the ground water flow system at the larger watershed scale is comprised of smaller units of subsurface flow which are self-contained at the scale of first- or second-order streams.

The main river through the region is the Thames River, which drains the second largest watershed in southern Ontario and largely influences the land use surrounding the highway; It parallels the route to the north between Tilbury and Woodstock.

There should be a large amount of contaminants from upstream as the Mississippi River drains the third largest watershed on earth, with much of that land devoted to industry and agriculture [33, 49].

Spanning 1.2 million square miles, North America's Amazon is the third largest watershed on Earth, encompassing 31 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces.

The number of known species in Yasuní alone exceeds that of the entire Mississippi River Basin (∼375 estimated spp ., one of the three largest watersheds in the world [64].