Sentence examples for bedrock component of from inspiring English sources

Paying just wages to sustain Catholic schools should be a bedrock component of the church's commitment to teach social justice through modeling fair policies for all who work in church ministries.

Recurring queries, repeatedly being executed for long periods of time on rapidly evolving data-intensive workloads, have become a bedrock component in big data analytic applications.

The Quaternary layers sometimes contain strongly weathered coarse bedrock components indicating a solifluidal genesis of the cover beds on the slopes.

Most vulnerable are unconfined dual porosity and fractured bedrock aquifers, due to a large component of very young groundwater.

This research reveals bedrock groundwater to be an extremely dynamic component of the hillslope hydrological system and our comparative analysis illustrates the potential range of hydrological and geological controls on runoff generation in headwater catchments.

This study shows that bedrock uptake could be an essential water balance component of semi-arid, mountainous pine forests and should be accounted for in hydrologic models.

Fig. 12 Soil profile at observation station Fig. 13 East west component of the observed outcrop earthquake record (ZYT090) and obtained bedrock motion Fig. 14 North south component of the observed earthquake record (ZYT000) and obtained bedrock motion.

Fig. 7 Site amplification factor for the horizontal component of S-waves assuming one-dimensional vertically incident propagation from the engineering bedrock at two permanent station sites (a) and other sites (b).

These steeper slopes may have developed from resistant bedrock located near the mountain front or as a consequence of active tectonics with a large component of vertical displacement.

The site amplifications were compared using the horizontal component of the S-waves assuming one-dimensional vertically incident propagation from the engineering bedrock.

Because weathering of carbonate bedrock proceeds at comparably low rates and because most of the released C is considered to be leached out of the soil, the abiotic component of the soil CO2 efflux is generally presumed as marginal (Kuzyakov 2006).