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Duration-area curve of flows | A curve that shows the area beneath a duration curve and value of the flow, and is, thus an integral of duration with respect to stream flow. When the duration curve is plotted as a percentage of time, the resulting duration area shows the average flow available below a given discharge...... | | Similar Terms |
77 |
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79 |
Mass diagram, Mass curve, Flow integrated curve, or Summation curve | A diagram, curve, or graph, plotted with rectangular coordinates, representing a summation (integration) of all preceding quantities up to a point. Each ordinate being equal to the sum of preceding terms in the series, with the corresponding abscissa representing elapsed time, etc. The diagram is used extensively in storage and regulation studies p..... | | Similar Terms |
180 |
Level of significance, or Significance level | The probability, in a statistical test, that the observed result might have occurred by chance. If the occurrence by chance is reduced to about 1 out of 100, this is referred to as the `0.01 or 1 per cent level of significance`. More generally, any difference that chance would cause to be exceeded with a probability of P is said to lie on the P `le..... | | Similar Terms |
181 |
Critical region - Significance level | The set of possible values of the statistic used such that, if the value of the statistic that results from the observed values belongs to the set, the null hypothesis will be rejected. Conversely, the null hypothesis will be accepted if the opposite is the case. Critical regions are determined in such a way that if the null hypothesis is true, the..... | | Similar Terms |
215 |
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220 |
Acceptable quality level | The proportion of effective units in a batch that is regarded as desirable by the consumer of the batch, the compliment of the proportion is the defectives that he is willing to tolerate...... | | Similar Terms |
439 |
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551 |
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628 |
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629 |
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630 |
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631 |
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632 |
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633 |
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634 |
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732 |
Dry weather flow | The flow of water in a stream during the non-rainy season. (See also ‘Base flow’). | | Similar Terms |
733 |
Regeneration flow, or Return flow | Water, that has been diverted from a body of surface water for irrigation purposes, passing downwards through the soil to groundwater, and ultimately reaching the same or another body of surface water to the subsoil water table...... | | Similar Terms |
767 |
Depression, Low, or Trough | Area of low pressure generally surrounded by closed isobars, usually associated with storm and rain; winds blow around the depression counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere...... | | Similar Terms |
854 |
Interflow, Subsurface runoff | That portion of the precipitation which has not passed down the water table but is discharged from the area as subsurface flow into stream channels. Also known as ‘subsurface runoff’ (illustrated)...... | | Similar Terms |
855 |
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857 |
Streamflow | Discharge flowing in a natural open channel. | | Similar Terms |
906 |
Return flow | Excess irrigation water returned to the stream after water application on a crop. | | Similar Terms |
907 |
Divertible return flow | Water returning to the river below a dam in the form of either groundwater seepage or irrigation runoff that would increase the river flow above the normal or historical amount and could be diverted into ditches with head gates below the dam. ..... | | Similar Terms |
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Base flow, Basic flow, or Permanent flow | 1 - The sustained or dry weather flow of streams resulting from the outflow of permanent or perched groundwater, and from the drainage of large lakes and swamps. Also water from glaciers, snow and all other possible sources not resulting from direct runoff. 2 – The discharge of a surface channel when the soil in its catchment area is in a conditi..... | | Similar Terms |