Sentence examples for constant subsidence from inspiring English sources

The second type was the small constant subsidence of some lava domes with small-scale patterns throughout the three periods 1993 1998, 2007 2010, and 2014 2016.

The study results demonstrate the potential of applying a multidisciplinary approach in an intermontane continental settings marked by a relative rapid and constant tectonic subsidence and a high rate of sediment supply during the Pleistocene glacial interglacial cycles.

In the 1980s, Lord Gough was concerned that damp – the church is in urgent need of expensive restoration work – subsidence and the constant rumble of passing heavy traffic might be disturbing the bones of his ancestors.

The locking effect on land is constant in time at −10 mm/year (subsidence).

The formal errors from our inversion of InSAR data are +/− 1.6 cm/year for a constant deformation rate, so that only subsidence at rates exceeding this value is expected to be detectible.

Although the predictions were highly dependent on the assigned steady velocities and the long-term relaxation time constants, they indicate that the coseismic subsidence of the Yamoto station in Miyagi prefecture will recover around the year 2020.

Several observations can be made based on Fig. 8: (1) the Rishiri dome subsided at a constant rate (at most, approximately 0.8 cm per year at the surface) in the different time periods; (2) other subsidence existed around the Atosanupuri dome, although the subsidence area was not the same in the different time periods; and (3) the small valley was inflated in all time periods.

Besides, the great lateral continuity and relatively constant thickness of facies, indicate that an initial mechanic subsidence rapidly gave way to flexural subsidence during subsequent stages of basin evolution.

Higher impaction frequency at constant force did not reduce rates of implant subsidence in this experiment.

As subsidence had ceased by 2014, the time constant of the subsidence is most probably <20 years.

From these facts, it is unlikely that the subsidence process relaxed naturally with a certain time constant after (1).