Sentence examples for erosive agents from inspiring English sources
A precise range of tools had left their marks, sometimes as subtle erosive agents and sometimes as a clear vocabulary of expressive gestures, equivalent to brushstrokes – the apparent looseness of these markings, however, never relinquishing the wilful control of form.
Other important questions involve the manner in which glaciers serve as erosive agents, not only in mountainous regions but also over large regions where great continental glaciers now extend or once existed.
Receding glaciers with lower basal velocities are less effective erosive agents and thus 'nested' troughs are unlikely; trough-side breaks of slope are likely to be of structural rather than chronologic significance.
The Schoeller logarithmic diagram (Fig. 4) for the water samples from the Jimi River and its tributaries show that the water is not of one dominant type and may have been influenced by the effects of erosive agents and the accompanying land degradation resulting from mining activities which introduce ions into the water.
Nighttime exposure to erosive agents may be particularly destructive because of the absence of salivary flow.
These differences could be due to the anatomy of the teeth and soft tissues that may influence the retention/clearance pattern of erosive agents.
For pure erosion test, the slurry erosive agent was 4 l of water and an erosive particle concentration of 400 g/l.
Particles of ferric oxide, HRC = 40 50 and an average diameter of 600 μm, were used as an erosive agent.
Geologically, on the toe slope, the rate of soil erosion is minimal and the topsoil layer is mostly comprised of mineral deposits transported principally by water (erosive agent) from top and shoulder slopes.
This acid is a potent erosive agent, because it has the ability to chelate calcium, increasing dental enamel dissolution rates upon the acid challenges that are imposed.
The severity of the condition depends on several factors, such as lifestyle and diet, type and time of exposure to an erosive agent, mineralization of dental tissue, and saliva composition [ 4].
