Sentence examples for deposits derived from from inspiring English sources
Volcaniclastic sediments, broadly defined as clastic deposits derived from the transport, deposition and/or redeposition of the products of volcanic activity, have long been a Cinderella of the geosciences.
The dominant soils consist of terrace deposits, derived from metamorphic mudstone and biotite granite from the Saho River.
These areas in the southwest corner of YNP are dominated by glaciated rubble and alluvial deposits derived from rhyolite [22].
These deposits are infrequently exposed at the land surface as most of the valley sides are draped by colluvial or landslide deposits derived from higher slopes.
At the study site, the geological units present include pyroclastic flow and ash fall deposits derived from the Aso-1, Aso-2, Aso-3 and Aso-4 eruptions.
CIA ratios of matrix slope deposits derived from all four sources near 100, whereas those of boulder slope deposits and saprolites are lower, but exceed source rock values.
Most likely, these surface deposits derive from a chemical reaction between the salt mixtures rich in potassium and sulphur and atmospheric compounds.
William B. Pollard III, a lawyer for Broadway National, said in the plea agreement that "at no time did the bank know, believe or suspect" that any of the suspicious deposits were derived from illegal activity or consciously avoid learning the source of the money.
Nevertheless, their observations and those of earlier workers (e.g. [43]) establish that at least some of the woody fossils found in these deposits are derived from resin producing species and that resins found in direct association with woody fossils are at least not grossly dissimilar to other ambers from these strata.
By analogy with modern materials, it is probable that the ambers found in these deposits are derived from an extinct member of the Pinaceae, but given the absence of evidence concerning the chemotaxonomy of the Cheirolepidiaceae, this family cannot be excluded a priori as a possible paleobotanical source.
Some FeOB extrude abiotic polymeric structures, eg stalks or sheaths, upon which they deposit Fe3+ derived from their metabolism (oxidation of Fe2+ to Fe3+).
