Sentence examples for gradient bed from inspiring English sources

Most geomorphic transport laws proposed to date are local in character, that is, they express material flux at a point (e.g., sediment flux, tracer concentration, and so on) as a function of geomorphic quantities at that point only, such as, elevation gradient, bed shear stress, local entrainment rate, and so on.

The complete membrane extract was then diluted with an equivalent volume of 80% (w/v) sucrose dissolved in the same buffer to create a 40% (w/v) sucrose gradient bed.

The majority of ACE2 and APN protein did, however, remain in the soluble protein fractions of the gradient bed (fractions 1 5), whereas a larger proportion of BAT1 was retained in the floating lipid-raft fractions.

We assessed the suitability of various biogenic materials for development of a gradient packed bed bio-filter to mitigate the methane (CH4) emission from landfills.

The gradient packed bed bio-filter is effective for landfill CH4 mitigation than the conventional bio-filter as the latter shows gas channeling effects with poor MOPs.

Our results differ from channel responses to damming in Mediterranean regions dominated by steep gradient gravel bed rivers, and highlight the relevance of topography and land-use affecting the sediment regime downstream from the dams.

It is demonstrated that the type of wave breaking controls the relative importance of pressure gradients and bed shear stresses in the sediment transport within the surf zone.

These observations of impaired reward value discrimination are similar to studies in psychostimulant dependence, in that they demonstrate impairments in the sensitivity to monetary reward gradients., BED subjects also had greater risk preference to low-risk losses, whereas obese subjects were much more risk averse to high-risk losses.

Submerged LWD typically appears in digital acoustic data for a low-gradient sand-bed river as impulse spikes of a few data points with a substantially shallower depth than the surrounding data.

In order to achieve a better understanding of channel-forming conditions in high-gradient, boulder-bed streams, the long-term sediment loads data obtained from the Rio Cordon (Italian Alps) measuring station have been analysed.

Other parameters including sea bed gradient, wave steepness and toe berm geometry were found to be of minor importance.