Sentence examples for increased bedrock from inspiring English sources

Univariate and multivariate analyses indicate that MTM streams are characterized by deeper maximum channel depths, smaller width-to-depth ratios, increased bedrock exposure along the streambed, and increased frequency of very fine silt and sand deposition relative to channels draining unmined catchments.

However, available historical data suggest that the loss was probably facilitated by long-term natural and human-induced changes in the biotic and abiotic conditions in the system, including a decline in the number of species composing the forest (from at least 8 known in 1941 to only 2 in the 1990s), along with increased bedrock instability.

A new method for one-dimensional 1-D) seismic analysis one-dimensional 1-Drone-dimensional 1-D the diseismicions of displanalysis and shear stresses alofg the depth in the free-field with increasoil bedrock motions.

When the thickness of the soil layer is constant, surface deformation will decline with increasing bedrock thickness.

We interpret this to be caused by the presence of a shear zone, which, through fracturing, has tectonically increased the bedrock erodibility, irrespective of its lithology.

As seen in Figure 3, the predominant period (high-probability-density area in Figure 4) shows a tendency to increase with bedrock depth in the shallow part of the basin (

In this paper, we reported the observation that the predominant period of long-period ground motion of moderate to large earthquakes shows the tendency to increase with bedrock depth in the shallow parts of the basin, whereas it is almost constant in the deeper parts of the basin.

Once the marine sector began an unstable retreat, as has occurred for the West Antarctic ice sheet, the likelihood of rapid mass loss increased under unstable bedrock configurations, partially due to the sensitivity to oceanic conditions19,20,50,54,55.

However, other causes — including long-term increased precipitation and geologic bedrock structure — could be important contributing factors in their formation.

The percent coverage of RSD substrate varied with depth, with 88% occurring in the 20 80 m depth range, and increased with proximity to bedrock reef substrate.

Whenever the bedrock velocity of the real soil profile is smaller than 800 m/s, the bedrock velocity is increased to 800 m/s.