tributary area

The most likely tributary area is the Lasithi plain.

Since tributary areas cannot be split administratively, they must be allocated exclusively to a single higher-order place.

Maximum live load reductions may be realized because tributary areas may be adjusted to suit code requirements.

A small range extension goes southeastwards into central Bolivia, which are also tributary areas to the Madeira River.

The layout of the watercourses defines flood-prone areas, where flooding of the following tributary areas often occurs.

Flexible diaphragms resist lateral forces depending on the tributary area, irrespective of the flexibility of the members that they are transferring force to.

Areas such as holy cities and Venetian tributary areas of Cyprus and Zante were not fully incorporated either.

After the extraordinary floods in the Mississippi and Missouri River basins and tributary areas in 1993, Midwest farmers now face the prospect of near-drought.

Sennar apportioned tributary areas into tribal homelands (each one termed a dar; pl., dur), where the mek granted the local population the right to use arable land.

According to a 2008 ADB report, "The resettlement plan included three phases to cover the irrigation/drainage canal infrastructure, the reservoir area and the Otchork tributary area.

In a structure where the surface distributing the forces to the elements is flexible (like a wood framed structure), the elements will carry loads in proportion to their relative tributary areas.

Aztec records indicate that the Sierra Gorda was a tributary area, but it is likely that the Aztecs only controls parts on the periphery up to the Pánuco River.