Sentence examples for sedimentation control from inspiring English sources
In reservoir management schedules this requirement should be integrated with sedimentation control and human water supply.
Periodic discharges (blow down) will occur typically from a single sedimentation control basin with an NPDES discharge.
Compared to a sedimentation control group where microspheres were physiosorbed onto the unmodified glass substrate yielding predominately disorganized three-dimensional particle aggregates, microspheres adsorbed onto a PEM-modified glass substrate yielded qualitatively better surface attachment, more uniform spacing, and more coplanar two-dimensional array of microspheres.
The fault extension-induced evolution exerts a primary control on sedimentation, controlling both fluid flow and creating sites of deposition (Gawthorpe and Leeder 2000; Mack et al. 2009; Lorna et al. 2013).
McMillan (2003) said cretaceous marine sediments of the west coast of South Africa were deposited in a series of offshore basin since about 127 Ma ago, with sedimentation controlled by the tectonic uplift or subsidence of continental margin.
The facies stacking patterns depict sedimentation mainly controlled by allogenic factors of climate and tectonism.
Sedimentation is controlled by the interaction of ebb tide currents and the prevailing SW waves.
In the present paper, it is assumed that sedimentation is controlled by only a few important factors, namely avulsion frequency, floodplain aggradation rate, and the ratio of channel belt or of floodplain to the width in the stacking of channel bodies.
The internal architecture of each of the three carbonate platform reflects of the dynamics of sedimentation with allogenic controls.
Sea-level variations are the major factor controlling sedimentation as well as the biogeographic patterns at continental margins over late Quaternary times.
During the Pliocene (Unit 1), sedimentation was mainly controlled by tectonic movements, causing margin-wide slope failures under the compressional regime.
