Sentence examples for total water flow from inspiring English sources
The Tanana and White rivers together contribute almost 30 percent of the total water flow of the Yukon River, though they make up only about 20 percent of its drainage area.
The influence of the total water flow rate was analysed.
For the specified total water flow rate, the "optimal construct" of the water distribution in the secondary cooling zone is obtained.
By region, melt-water contributes 30%% to the total water flow in the eastern Himalayas, 50%% in the central and western Himalayas and 80%% in Karakoram (Xu et al. 2009).
On-site investigation shows that the relationship between total cooling consumption and total water flow rate of real systems is different from that of single coil units mainly as a result of the interaction of the terminals.
The tritium model results indicate that significant preferential flow occurs in all the experimental soil monoliths, ranging from 60 100% of the total water flow moving through only 25 40% of the total water content.
In addition, engineers calculate total excess water flow into a dam as the sum of i.n.i.d.n.i.d
India is endowed with substantial water resources in accordance with latest estimates of Central Water Commission, annual runoff of its river systems aggregates to 1800 km3 constituting 4%% of total annual water flows of the world.
The experimental results show that the previous developed predictive model, with membrane parameters determined from gas permeation experiments, describes correctly the dependence of water vapour flux on temperature level, temperature difference, air gap total pressure, hot water flow and membrane type.
The decrease in the total water yield and lateral water flow and the increase in evapotranspiration and surface runoff depicted in Fig. 19 could be explained by the observed 2013 2020 land use/cover changes (Fig. 18).
The total loss of feed water flow is the most important accident which the maximum cladding surface temperature (MCST) is high due to a direct effect of the accident on the total loss of flow in all fuel assemblies.
