Sentence examples similar to profound sedimentation from inspiring English sources
In deep marine settings, turbidite fans were deposited during retreat but in shallow water settings, structural reactivation and sediment reworking had a more profound effect on sedimentation.
The focus is on the coastal plains of the Sibaritide in South Italy and the Pontine plain in Central Italy, both of which have been subject to profound landscape changes caused by sedimentation starting at least in the Bronze Age, and caused by erosion in their hinterlands as the result of long term human impact in combination with climatic changes, sea-level change and neotectonics.
Particularly during the last centuries the fluvial system of the study area has undergone the most profound changes of the entire Holocene with sedimentation of very coarse sediments and subsequent incision.
Nitrate removal was most profound in the sedimentation/digestion basin, specifically in those regions close to where the sludge entered the basin.
The sedimentation of personal information online.
Electron microscopy and sedimentation analysis.
This is called plain sedimentation.
A profound understanding of sea-level changes during this time interval is, however, essential since sea level is a central parameter in the climate system as well as a major force on continental margin sedimentation.
