Sentence examples for watershed that flow from inspiring English sources
The area is drained by numerous smaller streams including Guamra (the largest stream in the watershed) that flow to Lake Tana.
The area contains watersheds that flow into the Sea of Galilee, a major source of Israel's water, and control of these resources has been a sticking point when the countries have met in negotiations.
The geographic study boundary is confined to watersheds that flow into California's boundaries and omits those watersheds that flow into adjacent states (such as the Great Basin streams).
The watershed that separates rivers that flow into the oceans and those that flow into the interior basins runs along the crest of the Khangai Mountains.
No, this is the continental divide, the geographical watershed that separates the rivers that flow to the Pacific Ocean in the West from those that flow, ultimately, to the Atlantic in the East.
It also includes water filtration tanks, to clean the storm-water runoff from the highway before it flows into the watershed that supplies much of the local towns' drinking water.
For identity purpose, either the name of the stream that flows through the watershed or the name of the major settlement/Reserved Forests within the watershed were assigned to the each of the 20 watersheds of the study area.
Using standard techniques for natural watersheds and one-meter2 resolution lidar, watershed and flow accumulation raster datasets were derived.
The study explored the characteristics of diffuse pollutant loads from MAL watershed, through flow monitoring and grab sampling of water from rainfall-runoff event were studied.
In order to analyze the impact of the water surface area of a watershed on the design flood, the watershed was classified into a land watershed and a water surface watershed for flood flow calculation at the same time interval.
Small Columbia River tributaries, each with a subwatershed bordering the Bull Run watershed, flow north from a ridge between the Bull Run and Columbia rivers.
