Sentence examples for record erosion from inspiring English sources

These are thought to record erosion which occurred during the catastrophic release of water from subsurface aquifers, though some of these structures have also been hypothesized to result from the action of glaciers or lava.

The specificity of an index indicates how well the index can record erosion as absent when erosion is not present and is determined by dividing the frequency of correct negative results by the sum of correct negative and false positive results.

Deep rills and gullies are quickly cut in fresh tephra producing some of the highest recorded erosion rates (Cilento 1937, p47 8; Huggins 1902, p20; Waldron 1967, p11; Ollier and Brown 1971; Higashi et al. 1978; Kadomura et al. 1978; Lowdermilk and Bailey 1946, p286; Collins et al. 1983).

We recorded erosions, bone marrow edema (BME) and fat infiltration (FI) in each SIJ quadrant on each semicoronal slice in a customized online data entry module described previously [ 6].

Stratigraphy and dating provide an 18,000 yr record of erosion and deposition by the middle Gila River.

Lest Ruth fans become too disconsolate over his record-book erosion, he did hold onto one hitting distinction, albeit barely.

Methods of recording soil erosion using photographs exist but they are not commonly considered in scientific studies.

Field observation in such areas recorded sheet erosion as well as numerous gullies that originated from the escarpment running down ward to the lower positions of the watershed (Fig. 9).

The main differences between the Haslum Crag Sandstone and other forced regressive, wave-influenced sharp-based sandstones are twofold: a) it records basal erosion by tidal processes — an erosional feature not as yet fully documented in forced regressions, and b) it records a rare case of tide-influenced deposits originating during overall regressive conditions.

Palaeoclimatic implications of a storm erosion record from late Holocene lake sediments, North Island, New Zealand.

This is further supported by samples from sites which are unaffected by faulting but record a similar erosion rate as samples located near faults.