Sentence examples for distinct bedrock from inspiring English sources

The gorges studied, which are about 30 to 65 feet deep, consist of distinct bedrock terraces.

Because the western Himalaya is characterised by marked across-strike variation in exhumation rates70, 71, detrital muscovite ages have the potential to fingerprint distinct bedrock source regions72.

Based on differences in δ44/40Ca values, two distinct bedrock groundwaters discharging at the Salto and the Arboleda catchments are suggested.

Brighter colors are dominant where distinct bedrock layering (Fig. 2b d) can be observed.

Sample sites were selected to include a range of distinct bedrock geologies (e.g. Proterozoic complex: northwest Ontario, Mesozoic sediments: Manitoba, and Cenozoic volcanics: Oregon) and cover a range of known δD values in precipitation from Alaska to southeastern US [12], [14], while ensuring samples could be collected in a single season to eliminate year effects.

Juan Perez Sound in northern British Columbia and Northumberland Channel in the south are geographically remote and distinct in their bedrock geologic composition, structure, and geomorphology.

The three reaches also separate distinct erosional styles: bedrock plucking (i.e. detachment-limited erosion) prevails along the knickzone, whereas along the upper and lower gorge rock incision is dependent upon large formative floods exceeding critical erosion thresholds (τc) for coarse boulder deposits that line 70% of the channel thalweg (i.e. transport-limited erosion).

Also distinct are contrasts in bedrock roughness that have been juxtaposed by transform faulting along the San Gregorio offshore fault system.

The values for each tributary reflect the age and type of bedrock in the tributary basin and show distinct regional variations according to the distribution of geological blocks within the Yangtze basin.

But the two cases do not address the subsidiary's distinct legal existence and standing to enforce its directors' duties, a bedrock principle of corporate law.

Analysis of the inversion results illustrates that bedrock topography clearly deviates from a previously assumed planar surface and exhibits distinct variations across the slope extension.