Sentence examples for uniform irrigation from inspiring English sources

This sensitivity test indicates that the ETA values are not very sensitive with respect to changes in the uniform irrigation adjustment factor.

A sensitivity test indicates that the ETA values increase by about 5%to6%6% if a uniform irrigation adjustment rate of 5% is used, and they drop by 4%to6%6% if the adjustment rate is 15%.

The optimization problem is formulated as follows: find the distribution of channel radii that minimizes total viscous dissipation (or entropy production, pumping power, pressure drop) under constraints of uniform irrigation and of total volume of channels (or of average residence time) and the assumption that the flow is split equally between branches at each junction.

The design aims to distribute uniformly a fluid flow over a specified square surface (uniform irrigation) while simultaneously minimizing the residence time, the residence-time distribution, the pressure drop and the viscous dissipation, leading to an optimization problem of the pore-size distribution, for both length and diameter.

For the irrigated (I) condition, water was supplied by sprinklers (1.5 m height) organised in the field to perform uniform irrigation.

In grapevines, non-uniform irrigation and heterogeneous soil type across a vineyard lead to inconsistent vegetative growth, yield and berry composition (Trought 1997; Bramley et al. 2011).

Furthermore, water-saving technologies contributes to enhance productivity and quality of production through a more uniform and precise irrigation (Dinar and Zilberman 1991; Khana and Zilberman 1997; Zilberman et al. 1997).

So Mr. Yattara did what other soldiers had done as the fighting intensified: He stripped off his uniform, waded through an irrigation canal and melted into the town's civilian population.

Ten rain gauges were also used to check that irrigation was uniform.

Irrigation, which was uniform for all treatments, took place every 3 h for 15 min at the same time each morning.

Recent and future advances in crop water status monitoring should permit future improvements in precision irrigation, by combining very uniform water application with the accurate determination of water needs.