Sentence examples for frequency of rock from inspiring English sources

Studies of the frequency of rock deposited on the seafloor by icebergs have recorded variations in the size of sediment grains that provide evidence of changes in seafloor currents, and observed levels of the carbonate content of subtropical sediments have pointed to cycles of little ice ages occurring roughly every 1,000 to 2,000 years.

Horses, Waldman says, changed the frequency of rock'n'roll forever.

"There is also evidence that the frequency of rock movement, which seems to require cold nights to form ice, may have declined since the 1970s due to climate change".

If you can study the frequency of rock-falls and the movements of the cobras for awhile, you might be able to calculate that the probability of your being crushed by a rock at the second bridge is 10% and of being struck by a cobra at the third bridge is 20%.

Annual precipitation seems to be one factor influencing the frequency of hypoliths and rock type also has an impact, as Berner and Evenari (1978) showed with different colonization frequencies on light and dark flint in the Negev Desert.

The stability of the helical vortex, the frequency of the bubble rocking and the drag coefficient were found to be closely related.

This frequency is considered to be the resonance frequency of the semi-isolated rock mass A2 (Fig. 1d).

This paper presents the application of neural network for the prediction of ground vibration and frequency by all possible influencing parameters of rock mass, explosive characteristics and blast design.

With increasing number of F-T cycles, similar convergent decrease tendencies between the UCS, Ed, STS, C and the Vp, Ah, fc, KFS were found, confirming the effectiveness of the ultrasonic time-frequency method to estimate the deterioration of rock suffered from F-T weathering.

Previous studies have shown that wettability has an effect on the complex permittivity of rock in a wide frequency interval.

Our data suggest that bedrock fracturing at the Earth's surface modulates threshold hillslope angles, whereas the depth of bedrock fracturing influences the magnitude and frequency of landslide response to tectonic rock uplift.