Sentence examples for current reworking from inspiring English sources
This morpho-structural element induced interplays between fluvio-deltaic processes (fed from the northern strait margin) and tidal current reworking (active within the marine strait).
Influenced by the location of shelf-margin delta, during falling sea level, ancient submarine topography, and bottom current reworking effect, submarine fan complexes in the Ledong and Lingshui sags exhibit various sedimentary patterns and geometries.
Moreover, we propose that, at least in some parts of this area, debris flows, slides and strong current reworking were the prevailing depositional processes operating during the Paleocene, in addition to the more commonly cited turbiditic ones.
Aggradation under normal regressive highstand conditions, in spite of the low sediment supply, was promoted by the prolific growth of microbial mats, which reduced the effects of wave and current reworking by organic binding of clastic particles.
The bottom current reworked channel (BCRC) and reworked sheet sandstones of gas layer #I in the DF-B area have the best reservoir properties.
The research showed that axial channels deposits were provided with two depression stages, multiple provenances, and gravity flows by bottom current rework.
Lobes are fed by easterly currents and reworked by a current system flowing obliquely or normally to this main stream (Betzler et al. 2013a).
Immigration reform (which Obama mentioned glancingly) and reworking the current U.S. patent system, which is restraining innovation and entrepreneurship, would also be good for the economy's future health.
The reworking bottom current washed shale content away from sandstone, so that the mean permeability of the axial channels sandstone reservoir could reach up to 30 md.
Kentucky added two years to Calipari's current contract and reworked it so that he is guaranteed $3.8 million for the next eight seasons.
DEJA VU: Reworking the Past," the current exhibition at the Katonah Museum of Art, challenges the way we understand and interpret the thrust of art history.
