Sentence examples for bring sediments from inspiring English sources

A constant battle is being waged between the rivers that bring sediments eroded from the land to the sea and the waves and currents of the receiving body of water.

Rivers may have brought sediment into this bay, and the water may not have been transparent.

The major exception to this pattern is the Kabul River that brings sediment from the Hindu Kush.

Preliminary estimates say the ancient ridge-top lake — unusual in having no stream inlet to bring in sediment — might have persisted for as long as 100,000 years before windblown dust filled it in to become a typical-looking alpine meadow, a state it had reached 50,000 years or more before humans came to the Americas.

But the sight of thousands of bottles, some stacked in a vast pile, others being corked and labelled on the production line, the rest "riddled" - or turned very slightly every day to bring the sediment into the mouth of the bottle, where it is flash-frozen and removed - and the explanation of exactly where the bubbles come from is worth an hour of anyone's time.

If you have any, add a pinch of salt to the water to try to bring the sediment to the bottom.

And no one can say how the layered mound formed in a lake or not; by streams bringing in sediments; or by winds bringing in dust, volcanic ash, or impact debris.

Submarine canyons act as conduits to bring sand-sized sediments from the continental margins to the deep sea.

These high energies bring coarse-grained sediments that are preferentially deposited at the bottom of channels.

River also brings the sediment from upstream or from erosion process.

The big rivers that feed it, such as the Danube and the Dnieper, bring masses of sediment.