Sentence examples for yearly flow from inspiring English sources

The yearly flow can be affected by wars and epidemics.

We should also stress that our mil-mil relationship is much greater than the yearly flow of military assistance.

More than 95 percent of the Lena's water derives from melting snow and from rain; most of the remainder of the yearly flow comes from groundwater.

The value of t is set with Day 1 being 1 January 1900, and the frequency of yearly flow fluctuations is fixed at ω = 2π radayss/365.25 days = 0.0172/day.

According to the UN, the water required to grow food that's eventually wasted (not just uglies, but all food that winds up uneaten) equals three times the yearly flow of Russia's Volga River.

We then scaled their values to the 1997 2006 trend in vehicle miles traveled in Los Angeles and Orange counties, in order to derive yearly traffic flow estimates across the study period.

An estimated 75% of the yearly water flow for rivers of the Rockies comes from spring snowmelt.

The total yearly drain flow was predicted within ±25% in 71% of plot years, and within ±50% in 93% of plot years with on-site rainfall data.

As for projected returns, Mr. Hochberg suggests two possible yardsticks: One is to require that the yearly cash flow equal 5percentt of the investment starting no later than the second year.

When the tailpipe emissions data are combined with estimates of yearly traffic flow and a meteorologic dispersion model (3– 6), it is possible to estimate individualized ambient PAH exposures for use in retrospective epidemiologic studies (6), as is being done in studies of breast cancer (7, 8).

But focusing on yearly investment flows can be misleading, since there is generally variation sometimes very significant variation in such amounts from year to year.