Sentence examples for water fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Such areas are plains, characterized by more or less periodic flooding and complex ecosystems adapted to large water fluctuations.
The establishment of a gravimeter array method is the first step in clarifying whether a gPhone can detect gravity changes caused by inland water fluctuations.
In general water level increases from 14 00 to 08.00 h and the water fluctuations are higher during the NM than the FM.
The shape of the graph--with two peaks each cycle--reminded them of the regular water fluctuations in bore holes and the flow of springs, which are paced like the tides, but much more subtle.
We use the Multifractal Detrended Fluctuation Analysis (MF-DFA) to study the complex water fluctuations of some of the principal Brazilian rivers.
This calls for the use of more dams and groundwater sources (boreholes) within the wildlife reserve to reduce the negative effects of increased water fluctuations in the Malilangwe Reservoir.
In her decision, Judge Schreiber ordered the landlord to fix problems that included "extreme hot and cold water fluctuation," in the bathtub and shower, a bathroom floor that "appears to be caving in," loose floorboards, broken stairways and "window sills and frames defective and eaten away by rats".
The study employed a hybrid wavelet-support vector machine (WA-SVM) model to predict the daily lake water fluctuation.
These waste materials usually contain a significantly amount of chromium [2], which could be leached out due to water filtration and/or ground water fluctuation.
The classical parameters are not applicable due to analytical limitations, and/or the sensibility of those parameters is too low compared to the water fluctuation behaviour measured on full-scale water treatment plants.
Interaction between tidal water fluctuation and coastal groundwater quality is important to understand the different aspects of beach stability, seawater intrusion and beach ecosystem (Grant 1948; Harbison 1986; Li et al. 1997).
