natural depression造句

• The reservoir sits in a natural depression, surrounded by dams in most directions.
• The junction of the Potomac River with the Anacostia River occurs in a natural depression.
• The lake is part of a natural depression and is fed by water by channel.
• The lake is shallow and intermittently filled by flooding that forms in a natural depression.
• The Lagoon is in a basalt plain and originally was a swamp in a natural depression formed volcanic activity.
• On the northeast corner of the province, a natural depression forms an extensive salt lake called Laguna Mar Chiquita.
• "There's a natural depression.
• Enhancing the value of the Haud are the natural depressions that during periods of rain become temporary lakes and ponds.
• The storage was formed by building an embankment across the outlet of a natural depression known as the Grahamstown Moors.
• The dam has a large natural depression which collects water from the mountains located on the eastern side of the dam.
• This natural depression obtains fresh water from west of ridge, north of Karnal and from the catchment area lying in Gurgaon.
• There are a few natural depressions on the atoll rim that capture the abundant rainfall to form areas of fresh-water wetlands.
• Artefactual material has been identified in a variety of environments throughout the area, including surface and subsurface deposits and natural depressions.
• A natural depression to the south of the river was used to create a flight of three locks, known as Combined Lockstation today.
• The amphitheatre, dating from the end of the Julio-Claudian dynasty, takes advantage of a natural depression that surrounded the city to the north.
• The other side of the slab of limestone has a natural depression in which fat was burnt, likely for lighting the rock shelter.
• The Plaine du Cul-de-Sac is a natural depression that harbors the country's saline lakes, such as Trou Ca飉an and Haiti's largest lake, 蓆ang Saumatre.
• This natural depression carved by river Ter and its tributaries is longer than it is wide and stretches in a N / S direction.
• The buried vegetation began to release methane gas ( a byproduct of decomposition ) and the area, still in a natural depression, lacked adequate storm sewers.
• The depressions formed by the extraction of stone for building were plastered to waterproof them and were used as reservoirs, together with some waterproofed natural depressions.