Sentence examples for layer of debris from inspiring English sources

If the sounds and sights are not encouraging, the machines are called in again to carefully scrape off a thin layer of debris and deposit it nearby.

Unlike most abandoned or terminated Mayan buildings, which were intentionally destroyed through collapsing the roof structures, this room had been filled with dirt and rubble via the doorway, and its roof was intact; it was this layer of debris that helped preserve the murals from the vagaries of time, insects, vegetation, and weathering.

A thick layer of debris from a 3500 cal yr event probably resulted in a blockage of the subaqueous channels, diversion of turbidity currents and deposition of lateral accretion packages, whereby local fjord sedimentation temporarily increased.

Archaeologists removed a last layer of debris from the tomb on Thursday and found five shafts inside, Waziri said.

SHARAD has provided strong evidence that the LDAs in Hellas Planitia are glaciers that are covered with a thin layer of debris (i.e. rocks and dust); a strong reflection from the top and base of LDAs was observed, suggesting that pure water ice makes up the bulk of the formation (between the two reflections).

In this step the Qiazol homogenate separates into 3 phases – low, pink, Qiazol with the organic molecules, top – viscous and transparent lipid layer and a thin layer of debris between them.

The thawing snow, The Times noted, revealed "slimy layers of debris and ice pungent with the aroma of rotting garbage.

Most of what they have seen on the exposed layers of debris has been pieces of the aluminum face of the towers and mangled steel.

The layers of debris are 8 to 12 inches thick, compared with less than an inch for the impact that killed the dinosaurs.

But firefighters at the scene stuck mainly with the simplest method: pouring endless streams of water on the wreckage as work crews slowly removed layers of debris.

As layers of debris are peeled away, recovery workers are opening gangways to intact portions of a 16-acre basement that was largely unseen but was a place of spectacular scope in its own right.