Sentence examples for interbedded in from inspiring English sources

The gas was burned to dry the rock salt found interbedded in the limestone.

A bajada is usually composed of gravelly alluvium and may even have large boulders interbedded in it.

A set of palaeoflood slackwater deposits (SWDs) were identified interbedded in the Holocene loess-soil sequence within the cliff riverbanks.

Palaeoflood SWDs identified interbedded in the loess soil sequence of late Pleistocene and Holocene age within the cliff riverbanks were studied by field observations and laboratory analysis, including particle−size distribution and Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) dating.

The Ngorongoro Volcanic Highland NVHH), situated adjacent and to the east of Olduvai Gorge in northern Tanzania, is the source of the immense quantities of lava, ignimbrite, air fall ash, and volcaniclastic debris that occur interbedded in the Plio-Pleistocene sedimentary deposits in the Laetoli and Olduvai areas.

In the LDFE analyses, a thin relatively stiff or soft clay layer was interbedded in a uniform or NC clay deposit, with various strength ratios between two successive layers and thickness ratios of the thin layer to the cone diameter explored.

In summary, in-source interbedded, in-source mud-subordinated, and between-source plays are the most favorable tight oil plays, followed by above-source, below-source, and beside-source plays.

Thin, interbedded micritic limestone/wackestone developed in the upper part and packstone/wackestone developed in the lower part of the carbonate strata in the Ma 5 5 submember (Fig. 5g, h).

Lithologically, the bedrock belongs to the Niejiashan Formation of Jurassic Age (J2n), which consists mainly of greyish-green thickly-bedded sandstones in its upper part, and purple to red medium-bedded sandstones interbedded with silty mudstones in its lower part.

The tsunami deposit is interbedded within red mudstones deposited in mud flats of a back-barrier system.

Unlike the Timpoweap and Virgin Limestone members, the Shnabkaib contains abundant gypsum and interbedded mudstone resulting from deposition in a restricted marine environment with complex watertable fluctuations.