Sentence examples for minor bed from inspiring English sources

Three of the four sites behaved roughly similarly, with particle entrainment during intervals that include winter ice and spring flood conditions, and relatively minor bed mobilization during moderate floods in the summer and fall (with a recurrence interval of 2 3 years).

Intra-complex rocks are dominated by massive, polymict lapilli tuff and tuff breccia > 150 m thick, with intercalated lavas, and minor bedded volcaniclastic rocks.

Nielsen (2003) described the geological development of the Gassum formation in detail: the formation consists of shallow marine, fluvial and estuarine sandstones interbedded with marine and lagoonal mudstones, and also siltstones and minor coal beds are present.

The predominant silty beds of the Chiba composite section are intensely bioturbated, and there is a lack of evidence for episodic deposition such as slumps or muddy turbidites, although minor sandy beds are intercalated within the silty section, particularly in the lower part of the section (Nishida et al. 2016).

In a statement, the organization said "the situation was an isolated and minor incursion of bed bugs into two office cubicles, which were in use by one person".

Other significant barriers in this survey related to availability of SPC services: a lack of inpatient beds (minor 27%, major 34.8%) and inadequate resources for specialist palliative care to take some referrals (minor 30.4%, major 30.4%)" [ 7].

The stretched sandy slit layers are suggested by dotted arrows, indicating a minor sliding of the bed.

The paper aimed to maximize the fuel burnup performance of plutonium and minor actinides fueled pebble bed high temperature reactor (PBMR-400).

These patients are at high risk for limb fractures, often occurring with only minor trauma, such as bed or wheelchair transfers Open image in new window Fig. 16 Marked muscular atrophy in patient 7 years after SCI. a Non-contrast CT image shows marked atrophy of the gluteal musculature with fatty replacement (white arrow).

A patient was categorized as "working" if their daily activities were not altered due to illness, "ambulatory" if the patient was not fully working but was able to do minor tasks at home, and "bed ridden" when the patient remained in bed most of the time.

Microvascular reperfusion injury was present in the three studied vascular beds, with minor differences among them.