Sentence examples for fine sorted from inspiring English sources
Spring flood pH was highest in larger, lower altitude catchments underlain by fine sorted sediments, and lowest in small, higher altitude catchments with a mixture of peat wetlands and forested till.
This apparent scale-dependence of stream chemistry could be explained by a number of environmental factors which vary predictably with altitude, catchment area and distance downstream most notably, a shift in surficial sediment type from unsorted till and peat wetlands to fine sorted sediments at lower altitudes in this catchment.
The spike waveforms above threshold were saved and fine sorted after data acquisition was terminated using Plexon's offline sorter program.
The contents of each pocket would subsequently be fine-sorted and packaged for return to the domiciling branch-office with the morning's journals and status reports.
In other words, the increase of the PC1 value indicates that the sediment becomes finer, better sorted, and less gravely (Fig. 10); this means a selective decrease in coarser materials from grain-size distribution (Fig. 10).
The grain-size trend analysis using the results of PCA (P-GSTA) revealed that sediment becomes finer, better sorted, and less gravely through major transporting processes and reconstructed sediment-transport pathways in the microtidal sand flat.
The deepest core along the Gyra fan structure (LEF 1) shows well sorted fine to medium sand with a unimodal grain size distribution at its base.
The foredune ridges consist of very well to well sorted fine- to medium-grained aeolian sand and are underlain by seaward dipping foreshore sediments.
Tidal channel fill deposit comprises of well-sorted, fine- to medium-grained, herringbone cross-bedded sands and forms a fining-upward sequence as seen in the well log response and core (Maui-5).
Two of the terrace deposits appear to reflect slightly wetter conditions as they consist of finer grained, better sorted materials and display evidence of biological activity.
Poorly sorted coarse deposits of cobbles and sometimes boulder occur in apical parts passing into finer grained, better sorted layered fluvial sediments.
