Sentence examples for coarse debris from inspiring English sources

The initial formation of a fan is often furthered by the infiltration of surface water into the early deposit of coarse debris.

Coarse debris along and across the valley bears both weathering rinds and rock coatings.

In this paper we explore how coarse debris delivered to channels on Mars and Titan from erosion may inhibit further erosion once a coarse gravel channel bed develops.

The lower slopes have soils that vary from lithosols on coarse debris to a variety of well-developed earths, podzolic, and darker organic-rich soils on the lower slopes.

The faecal pellets were mashed in a blender to make a relatively liquid suspension (slurry), and filtered through a 400 μm mesh sieve to remove coarse debris.

The air-dried soil samples were sieved through a 2 mm nylon sieve to remove the coarse debris and stones and then ground to fine powder and passed through a 0.149 mm nylon sieve.

The down and dead woody materials pool (detritus) essentially consists of coarse woody debris, fine woody debris, and stumps.

Table 2 Pearson's correlations coefficients and associated p-values for forest coarse woody debris (CWD), fine woody debris (FWD), and total down woody carbon (C) stocks by climatic attributes Climate variables Coarse woody debris C Fine woody debris C Total down woody C   Corr.

We further conjecture that under a scenario of global warming, forest woody detritus carbon stocks (especially coarse woody debris) will be at risk for becoming net CO2 emitters.

In-stream denitrification may also have increased at Hubbard Brook because coarse woody debris can provide "hot spots" of denitrification, and woody debris may have increased in streams since harvest removals ceased in the early 1900s.

Waddell [31] provides decay reduction factors for various coarse woody debris decay stages for reducing the specific gravity of coarse woody debris pieces based on the state of decay.