They suggests modernist monochromes, greatly magnified, in a state of erosion; natural light, granular and glowing, seen through half-closed eyes; or a screen of leaves.
Beach erosion and light rainfall was reported along much of the coastline, although the precipitation was beneficial in ending droughts in South Carolina and New England.
The combination of Danielle and a high pressure system produced higher than normal tides and strong waves, causing beach erosion and light coastal damage.
The loss of the magnetosphere will cause an increase in erosion of light elements, particularly hydrogen, from the Earth's outer atmosphere into space, resulting in less favorable conditions for life.
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Wind and water erosion created the light-coloured banded beige and gray formations whose unusual shape comes from harder caprock shielding softer, easily eroded rock underneath.
The Dolomites derive their remarkable form from the erosion of the light-colored limestone peculiar to the region; hence the peaks as strangely contorted as wet sand dribbled into a pile, the deep gorges, the steep rock faces at fairly low levels, and the large deposits of limestone debris.
It also requires a surface that has some initial resistance to erosion or the lightest jet pulse causes a 10% reduction in transmission, and therefore it is not as sensitive as MagPI for highly unconsolidated systems.
The storm also caused light beach erosion, though little occurred beyond the erosion caused by Hurricane Claudette one month prior.
Being a selective process, erosion preferentially removes the light organic fraction of a low density of <1.8 Mg/m3.
