Sentence examples for flood margin from inspiring English sources

The flood outline is intersected with high resolution LiDAR topographic data to extract water levels at the flood margin, and to estimate patterns of uncertainty the gauged water levels are used to create a reference water surface slope for comparison with the satellite-derived water levels.

The flooded margin of eastern Australia had a more-varied seafloor topography than the other shallow seas because of the extensive volcanism occurring there during Silurian time, but it shared many of the same faunal elements because of its tropical latitude.

Her warmth and gregarious humanity flood the margins of this volume, placing the horrors she witnessed in an even more appalling light.

The bone cement was injected continuously until the leaked bone cement flooded the margin of the vertebral body; the amount of injected bone cement depended on the amount of leaked bone cement.

This observation supports the assumption that this species colonizes low-lying, highly flooded river margins and uses the water for seed dispersion.

The investigations at this site demonstrate that glacial outburst floods and glacier margin fluctuations produce a suite of sediments, landforms and environments that affect the hydrogeological system.

The Barremian landscape was largely filled in by the end of the Early Cretaceous, and all structural highs and most of the eastern basin margin were flooded in the Santonian.

In addition, all continents shrank somewhat as their margins flooded.

The western part of Vatna Glacier buries a volcano, Grímsvötn (Gríms Depression), which erupts every 6 to 10 years; the heat of the eruption forms a subglacial lake that bursts in great floods over the margins of the glacier.

For example, the geologic record in which thick sequences of continental shelf sediments were deposited demonstrates that the breakup of Pangea resulted in the flooding of continental margins, indicating a rise in sea level.

These events reflect the key role of eustatic sea-level variation which, during highstands, inundated the craton margins, flooding palaeovalleys to up to 400 km inboard of the present coastline.