Sentence examples for whose basin from inspiring English sources

The river (whose basin drains 6,650 square miles [17,220 square km] in Liberia and Guinea) is so named because it was discovered on the feast day of St. John by 15th-century Portuguese navigators.

Modi has promised to clean up the Ganges, whose basin is home to some 400 million people, by 2019.

Indeed, it is not hard to find an automorphism of with an attracting fixed point but whose basin of attraction is not equal to the entire.

Then by defining, we obtain a new sequence (g n ) whose basin is equivalent (by the biholomorphic map U 0) to the basin of the sequence (f n ).

(e - h): Give - h the type of a periodic orbit, and an interval [ 0 %, 20 % ], [ 20 %, 40 % ], etc., each panel displays the total number of observed periodic orbits of the Given type whose basin of attracthen has estypeted size that lies within the given interval.

The case of ns = Ω corresponds to a network with a single attractor whose basin of attraction encompasses the entire network.

Researchers at Oregon State University say they have found evidence to the contrary, showing that the world's 263 trans-boundary rivers (whose basins cover nearly half the land surface of the world) generate more co-operation than conflict.

According to limnologist Owen Hoffman, "Crater Lake is the deepest, when compared on the basis of average depth among lakes whose basins are entirely above sea level.

The coarser Neogene sediments are linked to fluvial systems whose upper basin was located in the Comechingones Mountains, which had an important orogenic activity in that geological epoch (Chebli et al. 1999).

However, understanding such linkages is a challenge, and this is especially true in the Himalayan region (Nepal [2012]), where a large, sparsely inhabited, poorly accessible, and widely glaciated area with fragile geology is the source of major rivers whose downstream basin areas are home to around one-fifth of the world's population (Eriksson et al. [2009]; Ives and Messerli [1989]).

Their result is the construction of a robust family of exponential attractors, whose common basins of attraction are the whole phase-space.