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8777 |
Salinity wedge | A wedge-like formation when saline water intrudes into fresh water at the bottom and when the buoyancy effects predominate over turbulent mixing. Salinity wedge results in distinct stratification in velocity fields over the vertical...... | | Similar Terms |
7813 |
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2156 |
Salinization | The accumulation of soluble salts at the surface or at some point below the surface of the soil profile. | | Similar Terms |
6965 |
Salmonid | A fish belonging to the salmon or trout families. | | Similar Terms |
3913 |
Salmonide fish | A class of migratory fish (salmon, trout) that spawn in the fall or autumn. | | Similar Terms |
7682 |
Salt flat | The salt‑encrusted bottom of a desiccated lake. | | Similar Terms |
6765 |
Salt marsh | Similar to fresh (grass‑dominated) marsh, but adjacent to marine areas covered periodically (tidally or seasonally) with saline water...... | | Similar Terms |
7736 |
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1170 |
Salt-dilution gauging | A method for the measurement of flow of water based upon the nearly linear relation between the concentration and the electrical conductivity of a salt solution, which makes it possible to determine the degree of dilution by integrating a conductivity time graph...... | | Similar Terms |
6459 |
Saltation | Wind and/or water erosion initiated by soil particles bouncing low over an unprotected surface. | | Similar Terms |
3119 |
Saltation | Discontinuous motion of particles above the bed of a channel in series of short hops. Also refers to the same type of movement of soil particles over a land surface during wind erosion...... | | Similar Terms |
3120 |
Saltation layer | The zone above the bed where the phenomenon of saltation occurs in flowing channel. | | Similar Terms |
3121 |
Saltation load | The material bouncing along the bed, or moved, directly or indirectly, by the impact of the bouncing particles. | | Similar Terms |
3122 |
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33 |
Sample size | The expanse of sampling units which are to be included in the sample. | | Similar Terms |
34 |
Sampling distribution | The distribution of a statistic (or set of statistics) in all possible samples chosen according to a specified sampling scheme...... | | Similar Terms |
35 |
Sampling error | That part of the difference between a population value and an estimate thereof, derived from a random sample, due to fact that only a sample of value is observed; as distinct from errors due to imperfect selection, bias in response or estimation, errors of observation and recording, etc. The totality of sampling errors in all possible samples of th..... | | Similar Terms |
226 |
Sampling plan | The procedure for acceptance on the basis of sampling information, e.g. single-sampling plan, double-sampling plan, multiple-sampling plan and sequential-sampling plan...... | | Similar Terms |
1176 |
Sampling station | In chemical gauging, the station downstream of the dosing station from which samples of water are taken to find out the concentration of the diluted chemical solution with a view to determining the discharge...... | | Similar Terms |
133 |
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6623 |
Sanctuary | An area, usually set aside by legislation or deed., where uses and activities are restricted in order to preserve and protect organisms...... | | Similar Terms |
7638 |
Sand | Mineral particles whose effective diameters lie in the range 0.02 - 2.0 mm. | | Similar Terms |
5149 |
Sand | 1 - The fine material resulting from the natural disintegration of rock or crushing of friable rock. Classified according to soil texture and soil separates, with particle diameters between 0.05 and 2.0 mm. 2 - See 1657 and 7638...... | | Similar Terms |
1657 |
Sand | 1 - A soil particle between 0.05 and 2.0 mm. in diameter. 2 - Any one of the five separates, namely very coarse sand, coarse sand, medium sand, etc. 3 - See 5149 and 7638...... | | Similar Terms |
3261 |
Sand asphalt | A mix of sand and bitumen or cutback, with or without filler, all in such proportion that the mix can be consolidated after spreading by rolling or tamping...... | | Similar Terms |