Sentence examples for reverse weathering from inspiring English sources

Misra, S. & Froelich, P. N. Lithium isotope history of Cenozoic seawater: changes in silicate weathering and reverse weathering.

While chemical weathering of rock has the ability to remove carbon from the atmosphere, the reverse of this process — reverse weathering — puts carbon back into the atmosphere, the researchers said.

The high proportion of excess Al cannot be explained by its incorporation into diatom opal or reverse weathering, so Al is most likely adsorbed to particulate oxides.

"Before the evolution of silica-secreting eukaryotic life, early oceans were more silica-rich, and this would have fueled more rapid rates of reverse weathering," said lead author Isson, a biogeochemist in Yale's Department of Geology and Geophysics.

However, common elements involved in reverse weathering reactions (e.g., Mg, Mackenzie and Garrels 1966; Presti and Michalopoulos 2008) should be avoided for such studies of provenance, given their labile behavior.

This was especially true if El Nio was followed, as was often the case, by the reverse weather phenomenon, La Nia, which brought abnormally dry weather to the northern hemisphere.

Gripping the microphone, Girardi then checked himself and rehashed what his thought process was before Reynolds's three-run homer changed the direction of Sunday's game like a sudden burst of wind reversing a weather vane.

According to the Department of Commerce, housing starts were up 2.8% in January to a seasonally adjusted 591,000 units, reversing a weather-related dip in December.

Climate Action is a time-lagged show-stopper for all other goals: gains made almost everywhere will be inhibited or reversed by weather and climate extremes that may resemble the aftermath of a comet smashing into our planet.

The groundwater chemistry was influenced by silicate weathering, reverse ion exchange and rock water interaction.

Autumn weather in Minnesota is largely the reverse of spring weather.