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Radial Pattern of Stream

Definition:

The radial pattern of a stream refers to the layout of tributaries that branch out in a radial or wheel-like fashion from a central point. In this pattern, the streams flow outwards from a high central point, resembling the spokes of a wheel.

Senses:

1. Geography: A natural arrangement of streams that drain from a central elevated point and flow in different directions.

Usages:

1. The radial pattern of streams is commonly observed in volcanic areas, where the streams originate from the crater and flow in every direction.

Examples:

Sample sentences showcasing the usage of "radial pattern of stream" in different contexts:

1. The region exhibits a fascinating geological phenomenon with a mesmerizing radial pattern of streams flowing from the dormant volcano.
2. The radial pattern of stream provides a visual spectacle, resembling a complex network of intertwined rivers.
3. Scientists studied the radial patterns of streams to gain insights into the topography and history of the region.

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