Sentence examples for local erosion from inspiring English sources

It is likely that on densely-populated Tarawa and Majuro, causeways, shoreline developments and dredging have much more influence on local erosion than sea level.

Further research is needed to understand more detailed mechanisms that determine regional and local erosion rates.

The simulation enables an estimation of the local erosion rate dependence on both time and magnetic field strength.

These ions are directed towards adjoining structures, where the local erosion rate is enhanced due to the additional ion flux (see Figure 7).

A model has been developed that describes this coupling of local erosion to the global impurity transport and re-deposition processes in a self-consistent way.

Basin-wide erosion rates from the central plateau range from 10.1±0.9 to 36.8±3.2mm/kyr, slightly higher than published local erosion rates measured from bedrock surfaces.

Bone is an important target tissue in patients with RA, with many patients developing local erosions and periarticular and generalised osteoporosis.

Typically, juxta-articular bone is the skeletal site most exposed to the chronically inflamed RA synovial membrane, which directly invades bone and leads to formation of local erosions.

Measurements of local tube erosion were carried out in a cold pressurized bed with horizontal tubes.

Measurements of hydrodynamics, local tube erosion and local instantaneous bed-to-tube heat transfer were carried out in a cold pressurized fluidized bed, with two horizontal tube banks having different tube packings.

They were produced primarily by wind scour to groundwater table, with the later emplacement of conglomerates resulting in local fluvial erosion of cemented aeolian dune sandstones.