Sentence examples for erosion with time from inspiring English sources

The TS site showed the fastest vegetation recovery among the sites and the greatest reduction of soil erosion with time elapsed after wildfire.

The recovery of a surface litter layer in sun coffee systems can provide protection from erosion with time, but will not be sufficient to restore macroporosity at the level of forest soils, leading to hydrologic alterations that favor overland flow.

The specific history of the atmospheric Ar/Ar value depends on the details of the rates of outgassing from volcanoes, additions or loss from impacts, and atmospheric erosion with time.

At subsequent explant time points, the degree of cellular infiltration and hydrogel surface erosion demonstrably increased with time.

By taking the influence of obliquity angle into account, the corresponding formulae for the velocity decay and the mass erosion of long rods with time are deduced out, and the kinetic energy loss is further discussed.

As much as one third to one half of the tephra may be removed from the slopes within one year or less of emplacement (Anderson and Flett 1903, p453; Waldron 1967, p11), though more detailed studies at Mount St Helens after the 1980 eruption suggest only 11% of tephra was removed in the first year (Collins et al. 1983) and that erosion rates declined dramatically with time (Collins and Dunne 1986).

Basically, the same behavior as for SiO2 is observed for Si, i.e., wavelength and ripple ordering increases with erosion time.

The amplitude and regularity of the ripple pattern increase with erosion time until a total fluence of 3.4 × 1018 cm-2 (Figure 1d) is reached.

It is found that wear of the coating is typically preferential to the defects, progressing from the particle exterior top to the interior with erosion time, while the coating matrix (areas free of such defects) is largely intact, after 24 h prolonged exposure to erosion.

But with time and erosion against it, as well as the memories of happy days long since past, it becomes even more sinister.

The numbers of cultivable land proprietors were decreased with time due to erosion; consequently, the numbers of shared cultivation were increased.