Sentence examples for a supply of sediments from inspiring English sources
Extensive swamps develop mainly where land runoff is sufficient to bring a supply of sediments that accumulate and extend the swamp.
On the other hand, although the extended vegetation resulted in a limited supply of sediments during the humid and warm interglacial periods, the higher discharge and higher transport capacity of the rivers could enable them to carry richer and coarser grain-size sediments to further distances than during glacial periods due to abundance of precipitation.
But scientists hoped for a silver lining: evidence that floodwaters would inject a much-needed supply of sediments into to the region's rapidly eroding wetlands.
Deltaic plains are formed where streams and rivers carrying an abundant supply of sediment enter a still body of water lacking extensive wave and current scour.
Initial development of the barrier complex required a sufficient supply of sediment, maintained by offshore sources, to keep pace with rising sea level, which permitted progradation of a shoreline and development of a barrier complex.
The main provenance area of the Venkatpur Sandstones is interpreted to be the EGMB, with subordinate supply of sediments from the Eastern Dharwar craton.
However, the most distal (Jinhae Bay) system has continuously prograded bayward due to the persistent supply of sediments resuspended by strong tidal currents from nearby distal (Gadeok Waterway and eastern Geoje) systems.
With sustained supply of sediments, the fan deltas continually extended basinward.
In the early development period of the channel system (S1 stage), high flow rate and abundant supply of sediments with strong erosion mostly contribute to form deep downcutting complex channels.
We suggest that this incision is linked to a reduction in the supply of sediment and a reduction in the magnitude of floods.
Decreased rates of floodplain accretion since the mid-twentieth century at sites contributed to by gullied terrain suggest a decrease in the supply of sediment derived from gully networks.
