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The heterogeneity of runoff and its
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Assessment of changes in overland time of
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Discussion of "Least marginal
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An investigation of the relationship
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Assessment of three monthly
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Application of stochastic differential
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Assessment of point and non-point sources
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Simulating long series of streamflow using
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Testing a distributed approach for
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Dissipation of momentum during flow in
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Simulation of root development based on
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Kinematic wave approach to drainage flow
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Modélisation des écoulements de
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Quantifying the effects of stream
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