runoff造句

The streams are flushwith the spring runoff.

If this hold, they'll both advance to a May runoff.

Another municipal waste problem is street runoff into storm sewers.

The trees reduce water runoff and soil erosion.

You’d reduce water use and end runoff by recycling water in a closed irrigation system.

On this basis calculation method runoff infiltration for mining cave area is introduced.

Pollutants from fertilizer runoff, such as nitrate and nitrite, are also removed.

More than 170 hectares were afforested,reducing water runoff from the hillsides.

But over the last 30 years "there has been an increase in runoff," he said in an email exchange.

In Mingyong, surging meltwater has carried away topsoil; elsewhere, excess runoff has been blamed for more frequent flooding and landslides.

But the ecosystems are under threat worldwide from overfishing, coastal development and runoff from the land, and in some areas, tourism impacts.

The new study focused on surface melt, runoff and the number of days when bare ice, free of snow, is exposed to the Sun's radiative force.

The head of an African Observer Mission to Zimbabwe says voter turnout was low in Friday's presidential runoff election and that many voted out of fear.

Record high temperatures in Pakistan's far north were already producing higher amounts of snowmelt and glacial meltwater runoff from the Karakoram Range and into the Indus River System.

When she ran for the same office at Carolina, she was elected with 55 percent of the vote in a runoff with a bigger turnout than the previous year's general election.

To avoid a runoff election, Cristina Fernandez would have to win 45 percent of the vote - or receive 40 percent with a 10-point lead over the second-place finisher.

Voting got off to a slow start in the uncontested presidential runoff poll in Zimbabwe in which President Robert Mugabe is seeking to entrench himself as president for an another five years.