Sentence examples for emplacement from from inspiring English sources

Litter is often arranged in large accumulations formed by hundreds of land-sourced items, mixed to vegetal and coarse-grained debris, indicating an emplacement from sedimentary gravity flows.

Kerber, L. & Head, J. W. The age of the Medusae Fossae Formation: evidence of Hesperian emplacement from crater morphology, stratigraphy, and ancient lava contacts.

Al Haruj a Miocene to Holocene intracontinental basaltic volcanic field in Libya preserves pyroclastic rocks indicating hot emplacement from eruptions of scoria cones and lava fountains.

Gordon shows Richard a gun emplacement from the Second World War.

Working around the position, the party attacked the emplacement from the rear, capturing four machine guns and thirty-five prisoners; thus reviving the advance.

Major Warren, in charge after the commanding officer Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Smith was wounded, decided that the troops would have to circle around and attack the emplacement from the rear, a process that took several hours.

There are remains of four battery sites on the island: These four emplacements run from the northern to the southern point of the island, along the western coast.

Lithological analyses allow us to correlate each sedimentary body with the emplacement of pyroclastics from Phlegrean Fields or Somma-Vesuvius.

Theorising recovery through the notion of emplacement shifts attention from an individualised notion of embodied distress (symptoms, emotions, cognition) towards a social understanding of the dynamics of human and non-human relations that are afforded by different care practices (from medical treatment to social support).

Alternating eruption styles, frequent vent-shifting and a variety of emplacement mechanisms inferred from the deposits of the Ohakune Volcanic Complex demonstrate the unpredictable nature of small-volume volcanism, contributing to our understanding of hazards attributed to this type of activity.

An analysis of how the near field is likely to evolve over long periods of time considered in a safety assessment is complicated by interactions that will occur within and among the different components of the EBS and near-field rock, and by perturbations to the local thermal, hydrologic, mechanical, and chemical (T-H-M-C) conditions arising from emplacement of the waste.