Sentence examples for closed depression from inspiring English sources
It's at this point, various people have argued, that harm can occur and the response to the unrelenting boredom (these constraints of unavoidable and predictable circumstances) can be agitation or even mania and subsequently, if the doors still remain determinedly closed, depression.
A soil toposequence, derived from till parent material with an un-drained closed depression, was selected for the study.
A closed depression (CD) is a landform where the hillslopes encircle a common sediment depository, and the sediment eroded from the surrounding hillslopes is trapped in the system.
The main findings derived from the 45 m long trench dug in the closed depression developed at the foot of the head scarp of La Refaya landslide include: (1) The landslide is older than 12 ka and has undergone a cumulative rotation higher than 17°, yielding a mean rotation rate of about 1.4°/millennium.
The morphology of the island is characterized by a broadly circular shape and steep coastal slopes, cut by deep erosional valleys and extremely irregular plateau with a few major fluvial valleys and several closed (or formerly closed) depressions that correspond to modern phreatomagmatic craters and phonolite volcanic domes.
Closed depressions are an important component of the landscape in loess areas of the Lublin Upland.
Shallow lakes (<10 m) and morainic closed depressions do not reveal sediments older than the Holocene.
Closed depressions are reported in loess landscapes in various parts of Europe.
In Central-Western Europe, 169 closed depressions were completely surveyed for plant presence in two highly contrasted landscapes (forested and open landscapes).
The prairie pothole region of North America is characterized by hydrologically closed depressions that seasonally fill with water and provide critical early season habitat for migratory waterfowl.
Many ponds, closed depressions isolated from the superficial waters by vegetated crescent ridges of fine sands, were interpreted as salt pans bordered by lunette sand dunes.
