Sentence examples for dust accretion from inspiring English sources

The importance of dust in the tropical Hainan soil chronosequence highlights the significance of dust accretion to soils globally.

Therefore, the young sites (180 ka and 300 ka) should provide more realistic estimates of average dust accretion rates.

We calculated the dust accretion rates for Sr-based and Nd-based to quantify the dust contributions to soils.

Stone pavement-covered accretionary deposits are a new key archive that allows quantifying the relative importance of dust accretion, slope processes, soil formation and vegetation cover.

On the Tibetan Plateau, one positive effect of aeolian processes is that the aeolian dust accretion is a source of parent materials and nutrients for alpine soils.

If we can find signatures of the dust accretion growth in the ISM of galaxies by astronomical observations (i.e. very distant remote-sensing), it proves the growth to be ubiquitous.

The models of these AGN consist of a central black hole that may be millions or billions of times more massive than the Sun; a disk of gas and dust called an accretion disk; and two jets that are perpendicular to the accretion disk.

We have shown that the main production channel of dust is the accretion growth in the ISM of the present-day Milky Way.

Numerous power lines and stations failed during the storm due to winds as well as dust and salt accretion.

If there is neither destruction nor accretion growth of dust, the dust-to-gas ratio evolution is just the metallicity evolution multiplied by the condensation efficiency of star-dust, ξ, as shown by the dotted line.

During these years he first became associated with RA Lyttleton on problems of accretion of dust and gas around large bodies.