Sentence examples for values for stream from inspiring English sources

These point values for stream gages were calculated using an automated hydrograph separation technique that partitions each value in a time series of measured daily streamflow into slowly varying (base flow) and rapidly varying (quick flow) components.

While the dependence of profile concavity on basin size confirms that the landscape of the peninsula is still in a transient state, the spatial distribution of profile steepness values characterized by higher values for streams flowing down from the Kazdag massif shows that the latter undergoes higher uplift rates than the rest of the peninsula.

Two data streams are considered with three possible weight values (0.25,0.50,0.75) for stream 1. AMSE reduces with the transmit SNR for every weight scenario.

The base flow index (BFI) values for 35 stream gages are obtained from each of the seven methods with each gage having at least two consecutive years of specific conductance data and 30 years of continuous discharge data.

The flow-rates and temperature values for each stream can be found in Table 4a.

Samples collected within riffles were considered sub-samples and used to calculate mean values for each stream reach.

Base-flow index (BFI) values for ungaged streams were estimated by computing the basin-average value of a BFI geospatial raster dataset (Wolock 2003a) for the drainage basin of the ungaged site.

Typical values of stream heat transfer coefficient for different types of streams lead to a wider range of minimum approach temperatures than have been used in the past.

where γ th(n) is the optimal AMC threshold value for a stream of the SVC layer that employs the AMC mode n for our aggressive AMC design approach.

The maximum property load of a sink is calculated by (2): M_{j}^{{{text{sink}},hbox{max} }} =, G_{j} *, Z_{j}^{hbox{max} } (2 where G j is flow rate, M j Sink, max is admissible maximum load Z j max is maximum property value for sink stream.

The source maximum property is calculated by (1): M_{i}^{{{text{Sourcre}},hbox{max} }} = W_{i} *, Y_{i}^{hbox{max} } (1 where Wi is the flow rate, M i Sourcre,max is admissible maximum load, Y i max is maximum property value for source stream.