Hydrologist in a sentence

Anna Liljedahl, a hydrologist with focus on the Arctic, had no qualms about failing the U.S. Her reasoning was straightforward: Many patents, including climate technologies that would help mitigate the problem, are locked away from public view.

As we wade and swim through the underground maze, renowned Mexican hydrologist Guillermo D. Christy points out the karstic topography, which is where erosion of the limestone has carved out the rivers and caves.

JSA district nodal officer and Ground Water department district officer A. Anita Nair and hydrologist A.P. Sreejit made presentations at a meeting held at the District Collector’s chamber.

Areas south of Sioux Falls, the state’s largest city, had an estimated 10 to 15 inches (25 to 38 centimeters) of rain over three days, National Weather Service hydrologist Kevin Low said.

Hydrologist Carmelita Blanco explained where those areas are.

Many of the slides last week occurred in areas where hill slopes “might have conditions that predispose them to the landslides more so than normal,” said Matt Thomas, a research hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey’s landslide hazards program.

The University of Reading hydrologist Professor Hannah Cloke has urged people to check flood alerts for where they live as the danger to life increases.

He also supported the community by being president of the Lutheran Church and as a hydrologist resource for the Crystal Lake Hydro project.

Hydrologist Marilyn Lohmann said the Umatilla River at Gibbon is a concern, and the high water marks would move down into the Pendleton area.

John Wetenkamp is a service hydrologist with the National Weather Service office out of La Crosse.

Other places may have received less rainfall, but Aaron Jacobs, a hydrologist with the National Weather Service in Juneau, points to the actual difference of precipitation.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry's hydrologist Leonard Hango said good rainfall has been received in Ondjiva in Angola, however, there are no signs of floods yet.

You don’t have to be a meteorologist, hydrologist, agronomist or even biologist to realize North Dakota’s weather in 2019 is going to go down in history for mostly the wrong reasons.

He points to his experience of almost 40 years working in a management job, his background working on the Tongass National Forest including time as a hydrologist.

It was like “a switch turning on,” said Joseph McConnell, a hydrologist and ice core expert with the Desert Research Institute in Nevada.