Sentence examples for sand granules from inspiring English sources

On most scales, the finest particles are designated clay, followed by silt, sand, granules, gravel, pebbles, cobbles, and boulders.

This formation comprises terrace deposits displaying a mixture of poorly sorted sand, granules, pebbles, cobbles and boulders with some sand intercalations.

That's more sand granules in Earth's seas, lakes, and deserts than we could ever imagine.

Replace the fine sand grains with coarse sand granules and repeat as before and continue your Push-up on three fingers.

These channels are 20 30 cm in depth and transport medium- to very coarse-grained sand, including granules and pebbles.

These stories inscribed upon pages made of glass; a substance made from sand, the granules ground over thousands of years from rock and finally through a process of refining into the fragile form of translucent canvas are the poignant accounts of people of an unforgettable historic era.

They used to say "give me a nickel piece of ice melting". These stories inscribed upon pages made of glass; a substance made from sand, the granules ground over thousands of years from rock and finally through a process of refining into the fragile form of translucent canvas are the poignant accounts of people of an unforgettable historic era.

The beach deposits had high R values and ranged from coarse-grained sands to granules.

The event deposits are composed of coarse sand and granule, and are traceable in the trench (Figs. 6 and 7).

The beach deposits consist primarily of coarse-grained sands to granules with pebbles, which are well-abraded by wave action on the beach (Fig. 10a).

From this point of view, density values gradually decrease above some tsunami deposits in block samples (Fig. 2), indicating that the sediments just above the tsunami deposits contain coarse materials (sand to granule) rather than peaty materials and that the contents of coarse grains decrease upward.