Sentence examples for debris distribution from inspiring English sources

The results showed that proximity to urban regions was a key factor in the marine debris distribution along the coast.

The examination reveals that GEO space debris distribution is not uniform by longitude; it is relatively centered about the geopotential wells.

Ice rafted debris distribution: Sediment transported by ice does not extend as far East during H3/6.

Coarse woody debris distributions correlated strongly with living stem species' composition and structure implying an equilibrium balance.

Comparison between the debris distributions predicted by MASTER-2009 and the simulated estimation verifies that the proposed model can estimate the debris environment sufficiently.

Preliminary model predictions of debris distributions in the Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), and Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO) regions are presented.

The model covers the near Earth space between 200 and 40,000 km altitude and outputs debris distributions in one-dimensional (altitude), two-dimensional (altitude, latitude), and three-dimensional (altitude, latitude, longitude) formats.

"One of our next steps will be to simulate the debris disks around Fomalhaut and other stars to see what the dust distribution tells us about the presence of planets".

Under the threat of meteoroid and space debris, the distribution of the fragments produced in a hypervelocity impact event on HC/SP is critical to the vulnerability assessment of space vehicle.

Marine systems are sinks for pre- and post-consumer plastic and the multifaceted negative impacts of plastic pollution on wildlife (reviewed in Cole et al., 2011; Derraik, 2002; Oehlmann et al., 2009) as well as several aspects of debris composition, distribution and abundance have been described here (reviewed in Ryan et al., 2009).

A magnitude cumulative frequency (MCF) curve was derived to predict magnitude dependant debris-slide frequencies, while preparatory factors responsible for spatial debris-slide distribution were quantified through GIS-supported discriminant function analysis (DFA).