Sentence examples for patterns of erosion from inspiring English sources

Each has its own characteristic landforms, with distinctive geologic structures and patterns of erosion.

Variations in oxygen, carbon, and strontium isotopes through sequences of layered limestone beds on Anticosti Island, Quebec, and in several localities in northern Europe, including the island of Gotland in Sweden, indicate changes in climate and long-term patterns of erosion.

Traditional monitoring techniques provide limited information on the spatial patterns of erosion and deposition.

The debris, often originating from bedrock landslides, was transported in patterns of erosion, storage, and remobilization.

The patterns of erosion within the bone and the patterns of bone growth that likely acted to strengthen the joint all point to that particular condition, they suggest.

The patterns of erosion damages on paints were found to be similar to that occurred with metal materials.

It was found that each rainfall scenario produces a unique pattern of erosion (i.e. the location and extent of the gullies is variable).

The present-day pattern of erosion was presumably initiated at ca. 15 ka at the time when the last glacial period was terminated.

The spatial patterns of severely eroded areas predicted by five erosion models were compared with the pattern of erosion observed during an extensive field survey conducted in the Kwalei catchment, north-eastern Tanzania.

This paper presents semi-quantitative data concerning the pattern of erosion under present-day humid climatic conditions for a ca. 10-km2 large soil-mantled drainage basin located in the northern foothills of the Central Swiss Alps.

Collectively, data on topographic and fluvial relief, variability of rainfall and discharge, and crustal seismicity suggest that the along-strike pattern of erosion rates in the southern Central Andes is largely independent of climate, but closely relates to the N S distribution of shallow crustal seismicity and diachronous surface uplift.