Sentence examples for scale of erosion from inspiring English sources

Fluvial sediments of MIS 2 age were identified within the Northern Palaeovalley, providing insights into the scale of erosion by normal fluvial regimes.

These data were related to evidence of meso-scale erosion to examine how geological contingency influences the nature and scale of erosion processes and thresholds.

Instead, the spatial scale of erosion distribution in the catchment did coincide with the overland flow distribution at short reinfiltration length (0.5 5 m), even though severely eroded areas were not spatially correlated to areas of high overland flow depth (ρ = 0.12, α > 0.05).

Effective soil and water management strategies require regional-scale assessment of erosion risk in order to locate prioritized area of intervention.

In comparison to humid temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, less is known about the long-term (millennial scale) background rates of erosion in Southern Hemisphere tropical watersheds.

The severity scale for erosion is as follows: 0 = none, 1 = erosion of one surface of the tibiotalar joint with less than 50% involvement, 2 = erosion of less than 50% of both surfaces of the tibiotalar joint, 3 = erosion of more than 50% of both surfaces of the tibiotalar joint and 4 = complete destruction of the tibiotalar joint.

This study presents an assessment of the basin-scale spatial patterns of erosion, deposition, and net morphological change that resulted from a catastrophic flood event in the Lockyer Creek catchment of SE Queensland (SEQ) in January 2011.

Its composition and related physical properties have been determined using empirical criteria derived from the scaling of deformation, erosion-transport and sedimentation natural processes.

However, the large-scale, island-wide process of erosion manifested in different ways that become clear when changes in soil cover are investigated at the regional scale.

Their formation is controlled by the scale and erosion intensity of the unconformity.

This seeming large scale erosion of critical thinking has left many of us in the academy - that is, the universities and colleges -walking about in a fog.