Sentence examples for debris load from inspiring English sources

Alluvial fans are built up in response to tectonic uplift, climatic change, and variations in the internal (autocyclic) balance between stream discharge, debris load, and surface gradient.

For example, in each high-value orbit, the target debris load would indicate the maximum amount of debris acceptable to spacecraft operators and insurers based on shielding, impact risk, numbers of collision avoidance maneuvers likely for an average size satellite operating in that orbit, and longevity of the debris.

Clearly, particulate debris load and particle composition are important factors in the osteolytic process.

Cell death of transplanted cells not only hampers the efficiency of the therapy, it also introduces an additional burden to the post-ischemic brain already compromised by a cellular debris load.

The amount of myelin debris in TgPAC-Notch3R169C mice was almost four times higher at 20 months than at 12 months, highlighting a large increase in debris load with age.

Their occupants make the most of the surrounding debris, loading bent window frames onto the back of bicycles to be sold as scrap.

All three forest types had high snag and coarse woody debris loads.

The left side of the vulnerability index map in Fig. 11 shows three thresholds of debris loads that the orbit could "carry".

Differences in infiltrability of these LID systems arise from the wide variety of materials used to create porous surfaces and subsequent maintenance, debris loading, and physical damage.

Due to the three-dimensional dynamic nature of the problem, coupled with highly variable factors affecting debris loads, a 3D finite element (FE) analysis is necessary to determine the debris impact on structures as accurately as possible.

This use of this framework is illustrated through two examples – the direct wind and pressure loads on a low-rise portal frame structure, and the debris loads on a medium rise rectangular structure.