- are when a
stream runs into a
river or when a
river runs into an ocean.
Debouching can
generate m****ive
amounts of
sediment transport. When a
narrow stream...
- thickets,
suddenly converge, half by plan and half by coincidence, and
debouch into the
plain below."
Roosevelt argued that such
apparently haphazard...
-
eastern limits, respectively, of the
mountain range.
After the
Indus debouches from its
narrow Himalayan valley, it forms,
along with its tributaries...
- and
members of the
Taliban and Al-Qaida. The
action began with
soldiers debouching from
Chinook and
Black Hawk helicopters. The
soldiers found two caches...
- This is a list of
coastal waterfalls, i.e.
waterfalls that
debouch into an ocean,
grouped by continent. Lobé
Waterfalls (Kribi, Cameroon)
Waterfall Bluff...
-
which means 'confluence', or 'river mouth',
referring to the Leie
river debouching into the Scheldt.
Other sources connect its name with an
obscure deity...
-
defile (or
something similar) into open country,
soldiers are said to "
debouch". In a
traditional military formation,
soldiers march in
ranks (the depth...
-
difference between news and views,
Northcliffe titillated, if he did not
debouch, the
public mind; he polluted, if he did not poison, the
wells of knowledge...
- is
considered to be at Haridwar,
where its
Himalayan headwater streams debouch onto the
Gangetic Plain. In some cases, the
length of the
Ganges is given...
-
Parbat m****if, the
western anchor of the
Greater Himalayas, and
before it
debouches into the
plains of
Punjab in ****stan. The
gorge is 4,500–5,200 m (14...
