Sentence examples for mass erosion from inspiring English sources
The composites with filler experienced a 15.2% lower thickness erosion rate and a 51.7% lower mass erosion rate, compared to those C/C without filler.
By taking the influence of obliquity angle into account, the corresponding formulae for the velocity decay and the mass erosion of long rods with time are deduced out, and the kinetic energy loss is further discussed.
We studied patterns and mechanisms controlling wind-driven flux of soils and associated organic matter in Taylor Valley, Antarctica over a 10-year period using passive aeolian traps and dynamic mass erosion particle counters.
During mass erosion, the biofilm decline explained the variations of sediment erodibility, with a marked negative correlation between bound extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) proteins and critical threshold for bed erosion, in contrast with the commonly observed positive influence of EPS secretion on bed resistance.
The erosion process plays an important role in this vegetal herbivore interaction by reinforcing the decline of the microphytobenthic biomass and provoking a catastrophic shift to mass erosion after a sequence of several days of co-occurring intense grazing by snails and chl-a decline.
After removal of the mass, erosion of the vertebral body was noted.
The implant's bulk erosion and mass transfer dynamics resulted in an initial spike of BP release followed by a slow, gradual depletion of the remaining drug.
Stutzman says this mass-erosion of our self-control was inevitable, as the instrument of our productivity merged with that of our distraction: since computers have expanded from mere business tools to full-service entertainment centers.
Mass movement erosion in the Pakuratahi planted forest has resulted in a series of slips with associated erosion scars throughout the hilly and steepland catchment.
Tania Kovats is another such artist whose sculptures focus on land mass and erosion.
In contrast, cockles had no effect on erodibility in non-cohesive sediment, especially on the eroded sediment mass and erosion rate.
