Sentence examples for fill formation from inspiring English sources

Integration of the geospatial landscape characterisation with chronologies from selected sites, microfossil and stable isotope data provides new evidence for the timing, rates of aggradation and mode of deposition of the late Pleistocene fine-grained valley fill formation.

A proposed mathematical model of filling formation describes the evolution of the free surface of a filling and transport of cohesionless polydisperse granular material during some typical operations of bulk solids handling.

Footwall blocks of the Early Jurassic rift, made of Paleozoic basement and basin-margin border faults with their onlapping basin-fill formations, are found today at the hanging wall of Miocene thrusts, overlying younger (Middle/Late Jurassic to Late Paleogene) folded basinal sediments.

Guidance is given concerning filling techniques (gravity or vacuum fill), the formation process, charging techniques, and formation algorithms.

After the analysis of timing and order of hydrocarbon filling and formation of various authigenic minerals, the paragenesis of authigenic minerals was determined.

Despite the possible importance of oxbow lakes in floodplain evolution, little is known about sedimentary facies and sedimentation rates of oxbow fills, their formation ages and their persistence in the landscape.

Adsorption of water induces proton conductivity in the following stages: (i) the deformed coordination-bound water molecules at the SiO2 surface become sources of the protons; (ii) with filling rise formation of H2O molecules cluster takes place around the tightly bonded molecule within proton exchange in the cluster; (iii) when merging clusters arise channels of proton conductivity.

For convenience of derivation, corresponding diagram of laboratory sand-filling model and field formation is shown in Fig. 3.

Hills of the same coarse alluvium form these outcrop areas which rise 240 to 340 m above the plain to 800 m elevation, on the west side of the western boundary fault indicating up to 1040 m of Mae Fang Formation fill the basin.

The properties of the separator, e.g. wicking rate, fibre composition, surface area and compression, may have a critical impact on acid filling and jar formation, and may partially determine the filling and formation conditions to be used.

On the whole, the filling of Yanchang Formation records the processes of formation, expansion, contraction and extinction of a large freshwater lake.