Sentence examples for clay depth from inspiring English sources

The LPP function was further demonstrated to fit clay depth distribution for a shoulder, backslope, footslope, and a depositional landscape position (R2 = 0.98, 0.96, 0.96, 0.91).

The baking instructions for polymer clay may vary by brand, but for most types, you will need to bake the clay for 15 to 20 minutes per 1/4-inch (0.625-cm 0.625-cm depth in an ofen set to 270 degrees Fahrenheit (132 degrees clayius).

Those skills honed in the capital's clay depths will be in demand for other projects.

The aspect ratio and bucket tip-to-clay depth (d) are also varied.

Michigan's soils vary regionally, depending on a number of factors, including climate, landform, and vegetation, as well as wetness, which is mainly a function of texture (various combinations of sand, silt, and clay) and depth of the water table.

The failed segment of the road pavement in southwestern flank at stations 1 8 (10 80 m) has low resistivity (< 70 Ωm) and it is characterised by clay with depth extent of < 3 m, which account to the failure of this segment.

Mass-balance calculations along groundwater flow paths in one peat-based tree island that contained clay at depth, indicated that calcite precipitation is likely 1 m below the soil surface.

There are many factors to consider when designing a successful water flood including reservoir permeability (both absolute and relative) beginning and ending fluid saturations (oil, water and gas) reservoir heterogeneity oil gravity and viscosity water source and compatibility formation clay content depth and lifting costs.

Next it is explained why the reactivity of clays at depth during long-term waste isolation is different (smaller) from the better known reactivity of clays at the surface.

The influence of soil drainage on species composition is observed to be greatest in the open savannas as the shallow clay pan depths that characterize these areas result in more pronounced periods of inundation and subsequent drought (Richardson 1963).

Table 4 Rock properties for different lithology and fluid used to model the sand/shale sequences   Density (kg/m3) P-velocity (m/s) S-velocity (m/s) Aspect ratio Grain 2650 6200 3800 Varied with porosity Dry clay Varied with depth Varied with depth Varied with depth Varied with porosity Brine 1109 1691.5 n/a   Gas 220 591 n/a   Live oil 776 1037 n/a  .