Sentence examples for erosion resistant from inspiring English sources

The wetland grasses also create an erosion resistant turf.

To overcome this problem, erosion resistant magnetron sputtered PVD coatings were deposited on CFRP substrates.

Since the resulting air-particle jet is divergent, erosion resistant masks are required for patterning.

This paper examines the deposition of TiB2/Al multilayer coatings for wear resistant and erosion resistant applications.

A spillway close to one bank can reduce the peak outflow rate if the bank is erosion resistant.

Laser processing can now tailor surfaces with superior tribological and erosion resistant properties, compared with the untreated titanium alloys.

Soil particles are cemented together by iron oxides (such as Fe2O3) precipitated from the groundwater to form an erosion-resistant layer.

The photo also shows enigmatic clusters of hills, which researcher Jeff Moore said may have been pushed up from below or may be "erosion-resistant knobs" left standing as the plain around them is massively eroded.

What's most interesting, though, is the medium-specific reference that Bader slips in: for a few years, scientists have been studying the structure of sea urchins' spines in a quest to produce erosion-resistant concrete.

In the deltaic regions formed by the Irrawaddy and Sittang rivers, the landscape is absolutely flat, and the monotony is relieved only by a few blocks of erosion-resistant rocks that are never more than 60 feet (18 metres) high.

Low temperatures or precipitation and very steep slopes often limit their arability, but, under favourable climatic and topographic conditions, they are permeable, erosion-resistant, readily tilled, and high in mineral nutrients (depending on the composition of their parent material).