Significados de cfs en inglés

The plan allows 1,500,000 cfs to continue down the Mississippi toward New Orleans.

This flow exceeds the design capacity of Project Flood by more than 100,000 cfs.

The 1912 and 1913 floods had each carried 2,000,000 cfs.

The 1922 flood had carried not quite 1,750,000 cfs.

According to plan, then, no more than 1,250,000 cfs will pass the city of New Orleans.

In fact, James Kemper and several other civilian engineers independently measured the flow there at over 3,000,000 cfs.

Floods are measured in cubic feet per second, also known as "cfs" or "second-feet," a dynamic measure of both volume and force.

This claim is based on the Corps' official 1927 reading of 2,544,000 cfs at the mouth of the Arkansas.

Even Army engineers, before being ordered by Jadwin to design an inexpensive plan, unofficially put the flow at over 3,000,000 cfs.

Similarly, if the current accelerated to 15 feet per second, the river could accommodate the same 100,000 cfs with a cross section one-third smaller.

If the current slowed to 5 feet per second, the cross section of the river would have to double to pass the same 100,000 cfs.

Recent reports have shown that CFS patients display an altered cytokine production.

Method: This study explores physicians' views on recovery from ME and CFS.

CFS assistant chief officer Malim Watts said crews would be kept busy.

I squelch along the highway till I get to the CFS Outfitters.

Young people with CFS need something to keep the flame of hope alive.