Sentence examples for based on grain size from inspiring English sources

Based on these results, an empirical model was developed to estimate the unconfined compressive strength of porous sandstones based on grain size, porosity, and cement content.

They are, in the most part a braided fluvial system and the reservoir is subdivided into four lithozones (R3, R2, Ra, Ri) based on grain size and wireline logs signatures.

Based on grain size distribution, the soil sequence in the studied area can be subdivided into distinct three units (A, B and C, Fig. 3).

Although our fitting procedures are based on grain size distributions, we should keep in mind that observational constraints on the grain size distribution are mainly obtained by extinction curves.

Mudflat, mixed flat and sandflats are extensively studied by Cacchione et al. (2002) and Pritchard et al. (2002) that were based on grain size distributions and changes in facies.

Reconstructions of eruption intensities and atmospheric wind patterns have been based on grain size characteristics and inferred dispersal patterns of the ash found in discrete layers, both at sea and on land (e.g., Huang et al. 1973, 1975; Shaw et al. 1974; Ledbetter and Sparks 1979; Carey and Sigurdsson 1980, 2000; Carey and Sparks 1986; Reid et al. 1996; Rose et al. 2003; Carey et al. 2010).

Our results suggest that mineral grains were transported in the water column without any stratification based on grain sizes, indicating debris flows and/or hyper-concentrated flows.

The roughness length, in the case of absence of macro zoo-benthos and their structures, is parameterised basing on grain size too employing Soulsby [Soulsby, R.L., 1997: Dynamics of Marine Sands: a Manual for Practical Applications. London, Thomas Telford Publications.

The spatial variation in K, based on grain-size analysis, using the Hazen method, were poorly correlated with the breakthrough data.

The objective of this research was to unlock the potential of fluvial archives to create flood chronologies, based on grain-size characteristics of flood deposits located in two recently formed fluvio-lacustrine sequences.

The groundwater table elevation was measured approximately every 2 5 days throughout two six-week summer field seasons in 2000 and 2001, and once in March 2001, using a network of shallow piezometers, and hydraulic conductivity was calculated based on grain-size distribution analysis of sampled aquifer materials.