Sentence examples for represented erosion from inspiring English sources

Najman et al. (2009) argued that a population with Paleozoic dates represented erosion from granites of that age, which have intruded the Crystalline Lesser Himalaya so that their appearance and dominance after 6 Ma were taken to indicate an exposure of that unit, at least in the watershed of these particular sections, corresponding now to the Beas River, close to Jawalamukhi.

Areas of decrease represent erosion areas caused by landslides.

Unit 2 represents erosion rills, filled up with loess loam and some gravel (< 5%) due to slope wash.

Fluvial material, likely derived from the main drainage divide zone, preferentially accumulates in the middle continental shelf, whereas material representing erosion of older bedrock (Torlesse Terrane), located lower in the drainage basin, is dispersed uniformly across the shelf.

While sediment yields are measured over the past few decades, 10Be-derived data represent erosion rates from 103 to 106 years ago, both of which refer to shorter time scales than large-scale tectonic processes; therefore, they deal with generally unchanged tectonic settings.

But yesterday's vote represented an erosion in support from last month's failed Republican effort, when Republicans fell four votes short of moving the nomination forward.

For Herero pastoralists, the socio-economic changes documented above represented an erosion of their social organisation, which had major implications for herd management and mobility.

It represents the erosion of the 19th-century concept underlying that style.

"Anson's departure represents the erosion of the last vestige of British democracy," Mr. Lai said.

Many people think that art fairs represent the erosion of art by forces of the marketplace.

This wholesale assault on the core values of lawyers and doctors represents an erosion of the foundation of a civil society.