The phrase "water stages" is technically correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to mean a period of time during which a place or area is underwater. For example: "The city had to be evacuated when the river broke its banks and reached high water stages."
On water stages, ropes must be drawn to keep the character submerged rather than bobbing to the surface.
At low water stages, the pools generally have a smooth surface while the riffles may show white water.
Investigation of water stages influenced by human projects provides better understanding of riverine geomorphological processes and river management.
A series of minimum annual water stages at the Mszana Dolna gauging station was used to determine the tendency of channel bed degradation over 53 years.
The optimal withdrawal hydrographs for scheduling the floodgate opening operations are obtained under the constraints of objective water stages applied to target reaches.
It is therefore necessary to quantify the influence of sediment transport on variations of water stages for the purpose of best flood water management in alluvial rivers.
To make doubly sure, however, I've kept some of the mixture back, and this time, skip the water stage.
The results exhibited that flood discharge and water stage, are two factors to dominate the accuracy of estimation.
This study used DFA to explore the relationship between soil and bedrock water dynamics and surface water stage in shallow water table environments.
We examined temporal variability in hydrology of geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs), and derived analytical expressions for probability density functions (pdfs) for water storage volume and water stage.
Flow rate of discharge, salinity, sea level and tide height at Spring Creek Springs could significantly affect groundwater discharge and water stage at Wakulla Springs simultaneously.
