Sentence examples for erosion width from inspiring English sources

To account for the splash characteristic length scale and its interaction with the transverse erosion width, experiments were carried out using erosion flumes of the same length (6 m), but different widths, with sediment concentrations measured at the flume exits.

Fig. 4. Volume of erosion plotted against fault width that is used to generate the tsunami waveforms.

After 1 year, patients on TNFαi showed partial recovery in terms of a decrease in the mean depth of erosions while the mean width remained the same.

Consequently, RA scoring from radiographs involves three aspects: bone mineral density, joint space width, and hand erosion count.

Furthermore, TRAP-expressing multinucleated cells were commonly seen at these sites, accompanied by bone erosion and expansion of channel width (figure 2D).

In contrast, patients taking only methotrexate demonstrated an increase in the main depth and width of the erosions.

The rotary speed of core sample has no substantial influence on the erosion depth, but on the average width or diameter of eroded grooves.

Finally, it was found that patterning multiple layers of masks improved the erosion resistance without compromising the feature width, enabling the AJM of higher aspect ratio features.

Hard engineered structures such as seawalls, groynes and breakwaters are often built to reduce coastal erosion and maintain a minimum beach width for recreation along coast regions.

Their narrow width and depth imply rapid erosion, as sea levels rise and fall in the nearby sea.

The mean erosion rate increases with deposit height, deposit width, and decreasing grain size.