Sentence examples for compact sediment from inspiring English sources

This type of yeast remains somewhat suspended in the beer and does not form a very compact sediment.

Some strains of yeast result in a murky yeast suspension in the beer, while other yeasts result in a thick, compact sediment and an otherwise relatively clear beer.

It flows across a plateau of Miocene-Pliocene sandstone consisting of compacted sediment composed predominantly of quartz grains formed from about 23.7 to 1.6 million years ago.

Sediment structures called pour-ribs, which are dumped by stackers during the construction process, lead to differently compacted sediment zones, which increase the spatial variability of sediments' hydraulic properties.

That work continued through Tuesday and has revealed that the beam gets thicker as it goes down, that it was hewed from a tree trunk, that it is at least 20 feet long and that it may well be the bowsprit of a ship — and a very old one at that, based on the 20 feet of compacted sediment it is sitting in.

As expected of normally compacted sediments, the plot in Fig. 6 shows that velocity increases with density.

The complexity of the Paleolithic mental universe is demonstrated by the mortuary practice in two graves in the Cueva Morín (Cantabria), where four mutilated burials survived as casts formed by a compact greasy sediment that had replaced the bodies.

High temperatures and pressures compact the sediment enough to expel water and cement the grains into a sedimentary rock.

The success of some Sabatieria specieshas been attributed to theirhigh tolerance to anoxia, relatively big size (adult average length in this study: 1918±285 µm) and higher mobility which enables them to move through compacted subsurface sediments and easily access oxygen in the upper layers [69].

The tissue microfragments were compacted as sediments under gravity for fixed duration.

The tissue micro-fragments were compacted as sediments under gravity for 60 minutes and the volume of the tissue fragments was noted.