Sentence examples for patterns of weathering from inspiring English sources
Quartz-free element data may be a useful tool for elucidating patterns of weathering or parent-material chemistry in large soil datasets.
Weathering indices (WI) and pedogenic oxides ratios (POR) were used to describe patterns of weathering intensities and pedogenesis along climatic gradients, mainly affected by varying influences of the Asian and Indian Monsoon.
For some elements, neighbouring bone fragments display unique patterns of weathering and surface modification (e.g., Figure 10H); that is, breakage occurred relatively early in the depositional history and preceded periods of surface exposure.
The patterns of weather and climate have to be accommodated in our crowded landscape.
Kenyan culture (and much of Africa) is deeply rooted in the patterns of weather and climate; much of their economy depends on agricultural production.
New patterns of weather, tourism, commerce and politics will continue to lead disease-causing microbes directly to vulnerable hosts, exploding into outbreaks of new infections.
The Naro's payload will be mainly devoted to analysing patterns of weather and radiation, and to measuring distances between points on earth.
The above spatial analyses give a general view of the spatial patterns of weather indices of the three crops.
Despite the smart city movement, patterns of weather information acquisition of the public have yet to be studied.
It was originally taken as one kind of stuff, connected with air and breath, but it eventually became the dominant label for the basic stuff of the world, used to explain all kinds of dynamic processes, from the formation of heaven and earth to the patterns of weather to the processes of the human heart.[6] It was closely connected with life and the generative power of nature.
I think it's true that over the years, the human faces in the land that's colder than Mars accrue the same staggered aging effects as the trees: a weathered, frozen countenances which haven't quite taken on the consistency of elm bark, but have been marked by patterns of weather more harsh and vigorous than elsewhere.
