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The gray scale indicates the mode of grain diameter.

(B) The first mode of grain size versus water depth based on samples from seafloor types B, C and D show no correlation.

For sampling positions see Figs. 2 and 3. (A) The first mode of grain size versus water depth, based on samples retrieved from seafloor type A, showing a decreasing first mode with increasing water depth.

From left to right, X-ray image, photo, sedimentary units and the 1st and 2nd modes of grain size, and the sedimentological parameters d10 and d90 are presented.

Five basic modes of grain coarsening were deduced from the measurements, which include: anisotropic (I) and isotropic (II) growth (or shrinkage); movement of grain boundaries resulting in no change in volume but a change in shape (III); movement of grain boundaries resulting in no change in volume and mosaicity, but a change in crystallographic orientation (IV); no movement of grain boundaries (V).

The mode of the grain size of samples retrieved from seafloor type E is independent of the water depth.

The mode of the grain-size distribution was chosen as a central statistical parameter because it is not affected by removing coarse (laser diffraction based method) or fine (sieving) parts from the grain-size distribution.

On subaqueous beds under relatively slow flows, the main transport mode of sand grains is rolling and sliding, for which bed contact is continuous (Allen 1982; Reid and Frostick 1994; Bridge and Demicco 2008).

This is different from the random nucleation and competitive growth mode of columnar grains from the interface with Si or glass substrates at similar deposition conditions.

Furthermore, by employing factorial design for the carried out finite element model, a mathematical model that reflects the impact of these factors on the deflected mode of the diamond grain-metallic phase-bond material system is obtained.

Although the reversal mode of actual tiny grains may not be the coherent rotation (e.g., Williams and Dunlop, 1995), angular dependence of the Day plot parameters were indeed observed for exsolved magnetite (Gee and Meurer, 2002) as well as synthetic iron rods (Milne and Dunlop, 2006).