Sentence examples for rate of rock from inspiring English sources

Rivers are known to respond to changes in the rate of rock uplift by propagating knickpoints through the fluvial network.

The highest solubility rate of rock phosphate was obtained in 20% of sulfur (S3) treatments and it was 2.4 times more than S1 treatments.

The dissolution by oil could absorb 69.25 mmol/L oxygen (experimental test value), and the oxygen physical adsorption rate of rock pore surface was 1.26 mmol/L.

The current model states that the change in soil thickness over time depends on the physical weathering rate of rock, the loss due to chemical weathering and the transport of soil through erosion.

No knickpoints are found on the upper Waipaoa and Mangatu Rivers because incision commenced simultaneously along the entire length of the trunk streams, and the pattern of incision is consistent with the downstream decline in the rate of rock uplift.

Using compiled data of knickpoint retreat rates of other tectonically active landscapes, it was found that the stream discharge and the timing and rate of rock uplift are together a first order control on the rate of knickpoint recession.

The dissolution rate of rock-forming minerals increased as the specific surface area increased, corresponding to a decrease in particle size.

In addition, the growing and merging of microchannels, near the fluid entrance, contribute to the macroscopic, fast initial dissolution rate of rocks.

The NMR signal is also shown to be dependent on the tortuosity and relaxation rate of rocks fluid so that reservoirs comprised of mixed lithology and mineralogy can be easily evaluated.

High rates of rock breakdown within coastal salt pans appear to contribute to dust production and the effective flattening of relief along the coastal strip.

We addressed this issue by imposing previously determined long-term rates of rock uplift, that vary between 0.6 and 4 mm year− 1, on the preaggradation longitudinal profile.