Sentence examples for time of inundation from inspiring English sources

Time of inundation of the riverine zone.

Water Time of inundation of the riverine zone.

The landslide impacts are more site-specific and less generically quantifiable compared to the time of inundation and the piezometric level of aquifer.

The aspects "time of inundation of the riverine zone" and "piezometric level of aquifer" were neglected as not directly related to landslides (Table 1).

The measure will shorten the time of inundation, contribute to improve the water quality and result in less negatively impacted agriculture and reduced flood risk-related concerns among citizens.

In total, 16 non-economic ("benefit") components (Bana e Costa et al. 2004) are compared to the costs of the measure: Environmental impacts Water Time of inundation of the riverine zone.

This study provides an evaluation of sedimentation rhythms and hydrodynamics from two contrasting sites within the Medmerry Managed Realignment scheme, the largest open coast realignment in Europe (at the time of site inundation).

Vernal pool zones (centre, transition and edge) represent varying lengths of inundation time throughout the season.

For the scenario S2, the concentration of suspended sand is less than 50 kg/mostofthef timetime during inundation period; high concentration region may be found only near the shoreline (see Fig. 10).

For terrestrial animals that inhabit environments prone to irregular heavy rainfall and the potential for flooding, the capacity to endure variable periods of inundation at different times of year is critical to survival.

Zhang et al. [ 48] have revealed that short-term tide inundation of <15 h per day has no impact on the time of seed germination; however, long-term inundation of ≥15 h per day delays seed germination and decreases the germination rate in A. ilicifolius.