Sentence examples for transport relations from inspiring English sources

Transport relations for CPOM were similar among three high elevation mountain stream with mainly coniferous watersheds.

Transport relations for rapid, episodic mass movements are based on an extensive data set covering a 40-yr period from the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia.

The steepness of the flow frequency distributions and the estimated steepness of gravel transport relations were combined in magnitude frequency analyses to compute Qeff.

Application of solids transport relations suggest that, because of the greater size of the Indore solids, their transport at a given flow velocity is only half that expected for typical UK solids.

Existing numerical models of the swash zone are relatively inflexible in dealing with sediment transport due to a high dependence of the deployed numerical schemes on empirical sediment transport relations.

Hysteresis patterns of CPOM transport relations identified in the well-sampled study streams may aid with estimates of CPOM transport and export in less well-sampled Rocky Mountain streams.

The nonlinear transport relation was tested and found to provide acceptable simulations of hillslope evolution.

The results from this work unveil a general bonding-thermal transport relation for 2D materials, which can provide important guidance for designing novel materials with desirable thermal transport properties for energy applications.

Fine materials structure-transport relations let the membrane reach unusual productivity-efficiency trade-off during water desalination via thermally driven membrane distillation.

The actors that participate in the transport service relation (a social relation between the shipper, the carrier and the consignee, and sometimes other participants) ; The institutional context in which the service takes place, which we can characterize in terms of specific logics of production and circulation, as well as through the regulatory context of each actor.

This result implies that there is a relation between transport-related factors and those concerning to the patients themselves, and that this is relevant to the development of an episode of VTED.