Sentence examples for When sedimentation from inspiring English sources
When sedimentation exceeds natural thresholds, then impacts may involve total loss of the community and subsequent colonization by pioneer species.
When sedimentation was low, the number of oysters and barnacles (live, dead, and total) was significantly higher on no-refuge models than on refuge models (HNR=VNR>VWR).
When sedimentation ceases and a basin enters an erosional stage, estimating erosion rates across the entire basin can offer a good view of landscape evolution.
When sedimentation occurs at the base of a stationary gravity wave, an antidune can be produced with its shape and wavelength related to those of the gravity wave at the density interface (Hand 1969; Kubo and Nakajima 2002).
In a year when sedimentation was high, recruitment and survival of oysters, barnacles, and bryozoans was higher on vertical models regardless of refuge.
Total cost of energy for biomass cultivation and harvesting, when sedimentation is combined with centrifugation to achieve 25% solid content, is estimated to be $176 and $256 per mton in gravity fed systems and raceways, respectively.
We therefore suggest that it is difficult to determine when "paraglacial sedimentation" ceases to influence suspended sediment yields, and therefore significantly limiting the usefulness of the term to describe the period of suspended sediment yield adjustment following deglacierization.
It is imperative that consideration to internal recycling is given when maintaining sedimentation ponds, and before the installation of new ponds designed to treat nutrient waste.
They follow a Pleistocene regime when gravity sedimentation dominated on the Gulf of Lions margin either through aggradational turbidite deposition (Rhône Fan and Pyreneo-Languedocian Ridge), or through remobilization of sediments by regional mass-movements processes.
The effect of sediment time on the recovery of metal ions was investigated, and no significant effect was seen when the sedimentation time was greater than 60 s.
Similar results were seen when erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) was studied (data not shown).
