Sentence examples for old weathering from inspiring English sources

Southern African forestry soils are naturally low in fertility, occurring in old weathering surfaces in high rainfall areas (Olbrich et al. 1997).

These old weathering zones provide diverse physical and chemical properties that influence near surface pedologic conditions and thus likely shape current surface microbiology.

The juxtaposition of fresh erratics and in situ old weathering features (mushroom rocks, concentrically weathered well-rounded corestones, and grus) indicates a predominantly cold-based regime for the Scandinavian ice sheet, with erratics carried by the overlying moving ice being repeatedly deposited on tor summits during deglaciation phases.

"Wet Bum," is a tender "coming of age" story of Sam (actress, Julia Sarah Stone), a fourteen year old weathering her way through the confusion of life as a teenager dealing with bullies, her crush on the swim teacher, her changing body, her mother, working at a retirement home, understanding elderly people and the cycle of life.

So they Googled something along the lines of "old weathered wood" and they found me.

I leaned close: the stone smelled of very old weather, and I welcomed its age.

It's not all that different from how meteorologists make "forecast models" based on huge amounts of old weather data.

In 2007 a Chinese missile destroyed an old weather satellite, creating a huge field of orbiting debris.

"Participants in Old Weather-Arctic will be able to work with the logbooks of the doomed 1879 U.S.S.

But as her vision began to fail, I became her eyes to inspect the faintness of the mint marks on the old weather-worn coins.

The Old Weather project might be the most interesting of these schemes, but in its initial incarnations, only British ships were included among the logs to be transcribed.