Sentence examples for gray sediments from inspiring English sources

Relative to background sediment distal from venting, the (a) temperature increases with depth and toward the center of the vent features from gray sediments fringing the hydrothermal sites, to the white patches and orange/yellow precipitates.

For example, the H2S concentrations (up to 250 μM) of the low temperature (average of 36°C) gray sediments that surround the hydrothermal features are low compared to actively venting seafloor.

Another study of the gray sediments used to reshape or remodeled three black Chinchorro bodies and the internal filling and external surface of one mud-coated mummy was undertaken by [18].

Along these exposed surfaces, the dark bluish gray sediments altered to a pale gray and then to a tan (Fig. 6) as oxidation progressed throughout the new soil profile.

Temperatures of gray sediments collected along the margin of the vent areas plot along a gradient between vent influenced sediments (white and orange/yellow) and non-vent sediments (background) (Figure 7a).

H2S concentrations were higher in areas of seafloor covered in white patches ([H2S]max = 992 μM) than either in gray sediments ([H2S]max = 247 μM), orange/yellow precipitates ([H2S]max = 129 μM), or background (non-vent) sediments ([H2S]max = 42 μM) (Figure 7b).

When the organisms die, the coccoliths are deposited (at an estimated 60,000,000,000 per square metres [10 square feet] annually) onto the ocean floor and form, along with organic debris, a gray sediment.

Pore water sampling was conducted along transects that extended from the center of the hydrothermal vents into gray sediment (a distance of approximately 1 m) to provide environmental context between vent and adjacent sediment.

Long blades of ice -- some glowing white in the work lamp, some filthy with gray glacial sediment -- are coming at you from every direction.

Dr. Langgut described in an interview how the team extracted about 60 feet of cores of gray muddy sediment from the center of the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel, passing through 145 feet of water and drilling 65 feet into the lake bed, covering the last 9,000 years.

(b) Dissolved H2S concentrations also increase with depth in the gray and white sediments but are lowest in the yellow areas.