Sentence examples for development of debris from inspiring English sources

The development of debris tongue deposits divert streams and increase thermoerosion to initiate adjacent slumps.

The results demonstrate that the stability provided by vegetation could result in a less active valley system and that overall the development of debris-controlling vegetation could make a major contribution to ecosystem restoration.

For soil slips, the small size of the scar and minimal run-out distances on the gentler topography (i.e. limited development of a debris tail) precluded the mapping of areas of scar and debris tail separately.

The development of active debris removal (ADR) technologies and the design of ADR missions fit within this paradigm.

The development of oxide debris behind the crack tip causing oxide-induced crack closure is relevant at low stress intensity factor ranges, in the near-threshold regime.

This paper contributes to the discussion on the development of hummocky debris landforms by gradual versus catastrophic processes in high mountain areas.

However, foiling of the membranes by organic species as well as development of microorganism debris inside the polymer decreases a lifetime of the membranes on the one hand and declines permeate fluxes on the other hand [11,12].

To motivate this research area and facilitate the development of active space debris removal, this paper provides review and comparison of the existing technologies on active space debris capturing and removal.

Furthermore, development of alluvial fans, debris fans, and talus cones are enhanced.

Recent simulations of the future development of the space debris environment revealed that the number of hypervelocity impacts on satellite surfaces will increase.

It has been proposed that the incorporation of vegetative ash into hillslope runoff can, by increasing the flow's effective viscosity, reduce the settling velocity of entrained particles and lead to the development of runoff-generated debris flows.