Sentence examples for basin I from inspiring English sources

This is because the Arctic basin which stretches from the Bering Strait across the North Pole to Spitsbergen and Greenland resembles a semienclosed basin (i.e., it is nearly surrounded by land, receives proportionately large volumes of river discharge and sediments, has an extensive continental margin, and is relatively shallow).

Here, (f_{ij}^{c}) and (f_{ij}^{r}) represent the number of Flickr users travelling from basin i to basin j in each of the networks.

The Flickr flow matrices at the airport and county level were extracted from the users' traces by adding a connection between two of basins i and j whenever a user took a picture in basin i and the subsequent one in basin j.

This might occur in the Hunnbunn basin as well as outside the basin (i.e. the surrounding sea water).

At the seaward edge of the Kumano forearc basin (i.e., transition zone), the accretionary prism is locally bent (Figure 2).

The shallow aquifer surface extends over 241 km2 area, while aquitard and deep aquifers extend to the entire area of the groundwater basin (i.e., 327 km2).

A flow between two airport basins (i, j) is registered whenever two successive pictures are taken in basins i and j respectively.

In this paper we present a numerical tool to simulate dynamics of stratified sedimentary basins, i.e. depressions on the Earth's surface filled by sediments.

As a consequence, the aggradational stage corresponds to reduced sedimentation in the basins (i.e. sediments are stored on the platform top) whereas during progradation resedimented limestones are more common in the basin.

Site C0002 is situated in the late Miocene Kumano forearc basin, which is the most intensely studied area among the Nankai forearc basins (i.e. from SW to NE: Hyuga basin, Tosa basin, Muroto basin, Kumano basin, Enshu trough; Figure 1B).

This analysis showed that soil endemism is locally influenced by parent material (e.g., volcanic ash, clay, secondary silica) and topography (e.g., closed basins), i.e., "intrazonal" soils.