Sentence examples for eroded systems from inspiring English sources

Experimental modelling is therefore an interesting approach for obtaining physical information on eroded systems with runoff transportation and topographic incision.

A unified model has been developed to predict release not only from bulk eroding and surface eroding systems but also from matrices that transition from surface eroding to bulk eroding behavior during the course of degradation.

These values show the transition from a rapidly eroding system adjusting to uplift, to a system where rates of uplift approach those of erosion.

Fowler (5) even suggests that adopting partnership as a dominant model may be counterproductive and may erode system credibility and performance.

First, the increasing complexity of systems has eroded the system engineer's ability to predict the outcome of his or her design decisions.

However, the currency of such analysis is rapidly eroded by system changes; in dynamic systems these include the need to support ad-hoc collaboration, and dynamic connectivity between the system's components.

The 36 years of conflict there eroded health systems, such as they were.

"This has been I think a very dangerous resolution and it's given the executive branch just such broad authority that it has eroded our system of democracy and our system of checks and balances," she said.

Armed conflict in fragile states erodes health systems, where health systems are defined as the organized network of institutions, resources and people that deliver health care to populations.

And by the way, the FDIC-plus-regulations system kept us free of banking crises for 50 years after the Great Depression; it was only when financial deregulation eroded that system that the bad stuff started happening again.

It was a remarkable shift during the day from apparent good will to vitriol between candidates who have argued for weeks over soft money, the largely unregulated contributions that have eroded a system of limits on federal elections imposed after Watergate.