Sentence examples for emplaced to from inspiring English sources

The nourishment consisted of 87,900 m3 of sediment emplaced to create a 1.34-km-long, 30-m-wide berm 2.3 m above mean tide level.

Our findings indicate that during the Late Hesperian sedimentary deposits produced by the erosion of an ancient cratered landscape, as well as via sedimentary volcanism, were regionally emplaced to form extensive plains materials within the study region.

The ophiolitic rocks emplaced to the Lake Van Basin along the thrust planes during the Paleotectonic period (before Neogene) constituted the rugged mountainous morphology in the region (Yılmaz et al., 1993; Parlak et al., 2000).

I sincerely hope that the seabed source is identified soon and a monitoring system is emplaced to ensure the Gulf is not facing a new oil breakout.

Hughes arrived at 08 00 and directed Bennett to redeploy his companies in all-round defence of FSB Coral, with 1 RAR consolidating their defensive arrangements with wire, sandbags, overhead protection and claymore mines, while tripod-mounted machine-guns were also emplaced to fire on fixed lines.

The lens was removed, and a plastic cornea (temporary keratoprosthesis) was emplaced to provide excellent visualisation of the vitreous cavity.

Petrological studies have shown that these plutons were emplaced at 16.8 to 10.6 Ma, which is almost coincident with the onset of the collision of the IBA (Saito et al. 2007).

The InSAR analysis revealed that, between 29 September and 13 October 2015, lava flows were cooling-limited where, under a relatively stable TADR, units were extending to 3.6 3.9 km before stalling so that the following flow was emplaced next to the preceding unit.

Sills are absent in the Drakensberg Group lavas, suggesting that they were emplaced prior to the main phase of flood volcanism or that emplacement within the lavas was prevented.

Twelve collection boreholes were emplaced perpendicular to the injection holes and were both horizontal and inclined.

Other ice-contact stratified drift was emplaced adjacent to melting ice walls in valleys (kame terraces), as wet alluvial fans (valley train deposits), and as deltas built into glacial lakes and the sea.