Sentence examples for rubble generated from inspiring English sources
Rubble, generated by breakage of the fragile Acropora colonies, was common and often colonized by either CCA or turf algae.
Under the right conditions, bacterial fermentation begins inside a mound of rubble, generating small amounts of heat.
NOT since Cologne was rebuilt half a century ago, out of the rubble of war, has a change in the urban landscape generated so much heat.
Rubble-mound breakwaters are widely used for beach protection and generate shelter zones in the water, although their feasibility diminishes as water depth increases, due mainly to construction costs.
If a rubble pile has interstitial regolith between its components, including a fine fraction small enough to generate strength, then the overall body can start to behave as a weak solid, with cohesive strength actively competing with gravitational attraction.
Construction activities generate sludge, and activities such as tearing down buildings generate "construction and demolition waste", such as rubble and scrap wood.
Lifted from rubble of a building in Allepo, Omran remained abnormally silent and static in the ambulance, despite the stress this dramatic context generate.
Her mother died in the rubble.
Get toys, sticks (See Tips) or rubble.
