Sentence examples for degrees of rock from inspiring English sources

Reine, on the island of Moskenesoya, is on a tiny peninsula almost surrounded by mountains: 270 degrees of rock giants circle the water and us.

Schmidt hammer rock tests, demonstrated strong spatial control on the degree of rock weathering (rock strength) along High Arctic rock coasts.

Underpredictions depend on the convexity of the rock compression curve and on the degree of rock nonlinearity.

It was concluded that the anchorage resistance had a close relationship to the weathering degree of rock mass and the distribution of secondary laterals.

The script is also able to cluster orientation data and to present statistical summaries and to reflect the change in degree of rock brokenness along the scanline.

This paper proposes a new quantitative evaluation method based on the energy dissipation principle in fracture mechanics, which interprets the degree of rock brittle fracturing as energy efficiency contributing to the new generated surface energy of fractures.

Furthermore, two illustrative examples are presented to elucidate the effect of inhomogeneity, and the type and degree of rock anisotropy on the vertical surface displacement and vertical normal stress in the inhomogeneous isotropic/transversely isotropic rocks subjected to a vertical concentrated force acting on the surface.

The evolution degree of rock structure can be obtained by analyzing the signal strength of rock sound.

From the above analysis, it can be seen that the degree of rock anisotropy and horizontal stress ratio affects the condition of stress of adjacent rock, thus leading to the difference between collapse pressure and fracture pressure.

However, the percentage of occurrences of partially weathered basement was 48% and quite enormous (Fig. 12), and with this, the degree of rock decomposition can also be said to be equally high.

This involved characterising the extent and the degree of rock decomposition from layers' thicknesses and lithologic description of the geo-electric layers, particularly the saprolite and the bedrock using the corresponding layers' resistivities.