Sentence examples for bedrock changes in the from inspiring English sources

Ehrlich, perhaps best known for sounding the alarm on the consequences of human population growth in the 1960s, said that while many of the finer points of the recent tipping-point paper were well-taken, the assertion that humans aren't likely to cause bedrock changes in the planetary system may be shortsighted.

The spatial variation in the estimated group velocities is roughly consistent with the bedrock depth change in the Osaka basin (Fig. 1).

When the thickness of the unconsolidated soil layer is constant, the ground deformation and movement rules alter with changes in the bedrock above the coal seam.

The depth of the engineering bedrock changed from 20 to 50 m in the Tekirdag city center and along the coastline with a velocity range of 700 930 m/s, and it ranged between 10 and 65 m in Marmara Ereglisi.

In this case, it was assumed that the changes in the vertical stress, which were recorded as changes in bedrock stress, were caused by changes in water pressure.

Mr Abe promised on March 28th that over the next two years, all protectionist "bedrock" regulations will be subject to change in the tokku.

The fact that the vertical stress component reflected the same values as the water pressure changes shows that the sensitivity examination was conducted properly for the stress meter and that the changes in bedrock stress were faithfully recorded without the effects of boring.

Despite having been the bedrock of Chinese culture for millenniums, family values have changed in the past 30 years, as the country has become wealthier and more capitalist.

Section 301, one of the bedrock provisions of the bill, would accomplish a fundamental and significant change in the present law.

Small venues form "the entire bedrock of the whole British music scene", according to Mark Davyd, who co-owns the Forum in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, and recently set up the Music Venue Trust to lobby for a change in the law.

The change in the exposure distribution with age corresponded to an increased use of private wells after 1960 and an increased use of bedrock rather than unconsolidated aquifers for private wells in New England.