| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For instance, on a one-to-ten time scale (the one managers most often encounter), the manager might manipulate primarily the runoff and sediment yield per unit area and hillslope morphology (managed by land use controls), and the drainage network morphology (managed by sewers or drains and building-site regulations), but can not respond to other controlling variables such as climate or geology.
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