Sentence examples for from weathering from inspiring English sources

Typical temperate-climate river water contains 14 parts per million of silica, and enormous tonnages of silica are carried away in solution annually from weathering rocks and soils.

Such news, in a city whose homicide rate once inspired "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and "Law and Order," can be oddly disconcerting to those who take civic pride from weathering urban hardship.

Every state except Vermont has some sort of balanced budget requirement that prevents it from weathering a recession by running up big deficits to keep teachers employed, students in college, welfare payments flowing and construction humming.

Analysis of these grains showed that ordinary chondrites, the most common type of meteorite, were from S-class asteroids like Itokawa and that Itokawa was slowly being worn away from weathering by solar wind and cosmic rays.

The soils originated from weathering of these rocks.

New phosphorus comes from weathering rocks or sometimes from sands blown on the wind from deserts.

At the same time, grouting can fill the cracks, and prevent rocks from weathering.

Liverpool's profligacy has been a hallmark of their season and, while it appeared to drain their belief, QPR took plenty of encouragement from weathering the early storm.

The denudation chronology model derived from weathering geochronology is compatible with the sedimentary record in adjacent offshore sedimentary basins.

They are externally reinforced with composite fibres, which improve the mechanical characteristics of the wood and protect it from weathering.

The red coating protects the upper surface from weathering while very slow microcracking progresses by the growth of sulfates.