Sentence examples for travel downstream from inspiring English sources

"It is likely to travel downstream of Yoxall (today), reaching Burton on Trent area late (this afternoon) by which time it will have been diluted so the risk may well have reduced".

Professor David Petley, of the International Landslide Centre at Durham University, warns there is "substantive risk of an outburst" as the water level approaches the top of the dam, with "the potential for a large flood wave to travel downstream as far as Tarbela Dam", 50km northwest of Islamabad.

Many debris flows increase in volume as they travel downstream, enhancing their mobility and hazard.

A new module was added to PhosFate that tracked the development of entrained algae during their travel downstream.

The floating sensors are introduced at the upstream station and collect location-based gas measurements as they travel downstream (our system RAMP also uses this technique).

The model focuses on upstream-directed travel, with states determined from observed fish movement patterns indicating directed upstream travel, downstream travel (fallback), and use of non-natal tributaries.

At low water saturations, water droplets form and grow in size, then travels downstream.

Sediment transport in small headwaters increased, and sediment waves travelled downstream to the large piedmont rivers.

It was observed from both CFD and experiment that the leakage flow forms a passage vortex, which shifts away from the wall while travelling downstream.

The continual propagation of wetting front through the dams resulted in a gradual reduction of the effective stress of the soil, and subsequent mobilization of the liquefied mass which travelled downstream with an initial speed of 1.2 × 10−5 m/s.

When a vortex travelling downstream in the gullet between teeth encounters the leading edge of the downstream tooth it is deflected out of the gullet into the main stream.