Sentence examples for lack of erosion from inspiring English sources

This soil is almost fixed in place because of the lack of erosion in the forests.

While the precise date of the most recent eruption is not known, the lack of erosion and weathering implies that it probably occurred in the last few thousand years.

Due to the lack of erosion, the Moon is thought to contain important clues to the formation of the Earth-Moon system and the statistics of meteoroidal and asteroidal impacts on Earth.

There are some properties of TiO2 nano-crystals such as electro-opticality, low cost, chemical stability, non-toxicity, abundance, availability, and lack of erosion and corrosion against light which are common in the literature [13].

However, in 2006 study of Ina, a tiny crater in Lacus Felicitatis, identified jagged, relatively dust-free features that, due to the lack of erosion by infalling debris, appeared to be only 2 million years old.

This requirement stems from a lack of wind erosion research between the field (101 km2) and regional scales, and a need to evaluate the performance of spatially explicit wind erosion models across these scales.

Because of the high rate of channel shifting, lack of extensive erosion of the mouth bar lobes, and deposition of low discharge fines, the lobes retained much of their original depositional geometry, thereby providing advantageous gradients for offset deposition and stacking of adjacent sand lobes.

Martian talus slopes are governed by the different nature of the Martian environment, namely: weaker gravity, the wide availability of loose material, the lack of fluvial erosion and the typicality of large escarpments; all these factors make talus slopes a more striking areomorphic feature on Mars than on Earth.

The thinness of the first ash layer, along with the lack of noticeable erosion of that layer by winter rains before the next layer was deposited, indicate that the volcano gave the local population a few months' warning.

Fibrous dysplasia or a bone infarction can be misdiagnosed as chondrosarcomas, the lack of cortical erosion or of soft-tissue mass would suggest something other than a chondrosarcoma.

Finally, in contrast to temporary Daphnia populations, in which a decrease in clonal diversity was sometimes detectable over a single growing season, the high clonal diversity and lack of clonal erosion observed here might result from repeated hatching of sexually produced offspring.