May 7, 2017 12:41
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Romanian term
despletire
Romanian to English
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Geology
Aluvionarile provoaca despletiri ale raului
Proposed translations
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river parting
Coeficientul de ramificare sau coeficientul de despletire este raportul dintre suma
tuturor braţelor secundare ale râului cu braţul principal şi braţul principal pe un sector determinat.
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despletire
(Despre râuri, pâraie) A se răsfira.
răsfira
a (se) separa, a (se) depărta între ele, A (se) împrăștia, a (se) întinde în diferite direcții;..
streams abound, where they divide and re-unite, where alone in the Mesopotamian tract can be found the phenomenon of a single river parting into four arms, ...
Parting of the Sea/Water Occurs 5 Times in the Bible ... the dry ground, and the waters were a wall to them on their right hand and on their left.
tuturor braţelor secundare ale râului cu braţul principal şi braţul principal pe un sector determinat.
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despletire
(Despre râuri, pâraie) A se răsfira.
răsfira
a (se) separa, a (se) depărta între ele, A (se) împrăștia, a (se) întinde în diferite direcții;..
streams abound, where they divide and re-unite, where alone in the Mesopotamian tract can be found the phenomenon of a single river parting into four arms, ...
Parting of the Sea/Water Occurs 5 Times in the Bible ... the dry ground, and the waters were a wall to them on their right hand and on their left.
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Reference comments
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Reference:
According to the static and dynamic characteristics, alluvial river patterns are in
general categorized as (1) straight, (2) meandering, and (3) braided rivers (Leopold
and Wolman 1957):
general categorized as (1) straight, (2) meandering, and (3) braided rivers (Leopold
and Wolman 1957):
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