| A fertile river which has always borne alluvion and culture, stones and history helping to write as one, the different river-side territories. |
| Fig. 1 Cumulative distribution function of the download happening in sessions for different segment sizes in the workload alluvion. |
| I amble into the water and let the warm alluvion wash over my aching feet and take in the view. |
| The cypress begins near the mouth of the Ohio and spreads through the alluvion portions of the Lower Valley. |
| The upper part of the plot brings the minerality and the lower part with alluvion deposits gives the rich character of this wine. |
| The deposites of alluvion along the banks betray a similar origin of gradual accumulation by the annual floods. |
