In hydrologic terms, the modification of a natural river channel; may include deepening, widening, or straightening.

The use of a single wideband, i.e., high-capacity, facility to create many relatively narrowband, i.e., lower capacity, channels by subdividing the wideband facility.

straightening and/or deepening of river channels to improve/maintain navigability and for flood control.

To straighten by means of a channel.

(n) management through specified channels of communication

The separation or regulation of traffic movements into definite paths of travel by use of pavement markings, raised islands, or other suitable means to facilitate the safe and orderly movement of traf [..]

The direction of the traffic flow into definite paths, by means of traffic markings, islands, or other means.

Capability of transmitting independent signals together over a cable while still maintaining their separate identity for later separation.

Straightening and deepening streams so water will move faster, a marsh-drainage tactic that can interfere with waste assimilation capacity, disturb fish and wildlife habitats, and aggravate flooding.

Straightening and deepening streams so water will move faster, a marsh-drainage tactic that can interfere with waste assimilation capacity, disturb fish and wildlife habitats, and aggravate floodin [..]

Straightening and deepening streams so water will move faster, a marsh-drainage tactic that can interfere with waste assimilation capacity, disturb fish and wildlife habitats, and aggravate flooding.

The modification of a natural river channel; may include deepening, widening, or straightening.

In hydrologic terms, the modification of a natural river channel; may include deepening, widening, or straightening.

natural or intentional straightening and/or deepening of streams so water moves faster and causes less flooding.  Channelization can sometimes exacerbate flooding in other downstream areas.

Enlargement or deepening of a river or river section, often combined with armouring of the river banks.

the process of channeling or carving a route.

In hydrologic terms, the modification of a natural river channel; may include deepening, widening, or straightening.