Sentence examples for clay covered from inspiring English sources

College Lake turned out to be a mile-wide expanse of lardlike clay, covered with sand.

Thus, some of the earliest in brown and white clay covered with a lead glaze have been attributed to him (a surviving example depicting the victory of Admiral Vernon at Porto Bello is dated 1739; Victoria and Albert Museum, London).

In preparation he cut a barrel down to the right height, put a mound of soft clay covered with plastic on top, and, he said, "stood outside the dining room and offered everyone a chit for a drink if they'd sit down on it".

An estimated 1016 tons of red clay covers about 104 million square km (40 million square miles) of the ocean floor.

A thin layer of cohesive soil and sandy clay covers the wetland surface.

This caused a land surface lowering of at least 3 m and a transformation of Histosols in original peat deposits into eluvial clay covers with Mollic Gleysols.

Four southeastern Wisconsin mammoth localities located within a glacial landscape had well-preserved remains found in inter-morainal depressions filled with lacustrine clays covered with peat.

Alluvial soils on the coastal plains chiefly consist of deep loam and clay, and residual clays cover the valley floors.

Bogs are found in areas having a clay cover; conifers occur particularly on the steep cliffs of the west.

Sites included different cell configurations, including temporary clay cover, final clay cover, geosynthetic clay liners, and geomembrane composite covers, and cells with and without gas collection systems.

For the assumed scenario of a compacted clay cover, the non-hysteretic model using the main drying SWCC leads to significantly different results than the hysteretic model, further demonstrating the necessity of accounting for hysteresis in unsaturated seepage analysis.