Sentence examples for production erosion from inspiring English sources
Poor exposure conditions, variable rates of sediment production, erosion and/or superposition of surfaces that are intrinsic to the nature of carbonate systems frequently conceal or remove its physical features.
The extent and persistence of these upland soils depend on the long-term balance between soil production and erosion.
This suggests that soil-mantled landscapes maintain soil because they can: there is a balance between production and erosion.
These observations highlight the importance of quantifying local scale variability in studies that use similar, multifaceted measurements to quantify hillslope soil production and erosion processes.
The diversity in landscapes at the Earth's surface is the result, amongst other things, of the balance (or imbalance) between soil production and erosion.
Among the different categories, typical Ecosystem Services categories such as food production and erosion control usually have a lesser importance within urban contexts.
In some considerations, gas production by erosion plays a role to produce porous or particulate debris and thus to enhance coolability.
This effort is part of a broader development strategy designed to recover important ecosystem goods and services, such as water purification, food and timber production, and erosion control that degraded lands no longer provide (IUCN 2015d).
The flow of particulate suspensions and brines in porous media is encountered in a wide range of industrial situations such as oil production, soil erosion, and ground water pollution and in the operation of filter beds.
The experimental results, generalized with a spatial model of stock density, can be used to estimate the contribution of trampling to forage production and erosion as herding patterns change in response to sedenterization and water development.
The purpose of this paper is to report on our preliminary two- and three-dimensional stratigraphic simulations that use fuzzy logic to model sediment production, sediment erosion, sediment transport and sediment deposition.
