Sentence examples for sedimentation that from inspiring English sources

And if the BBC is really interested in public policy, then let's have a deep debate about the public interest itself, about the role of archives, and about information retrieval and sedimentation that is appropriate to our digital present.

Judging by the signs of erosion and sedimentation that can be seen in Mars's Mojave crater, a 60km-wide hole formed about 5m years ago, there would be water at the surface too, scouring the newly created landscape.

This chapter discusses centrifugal sedimentation that is based on a density difference between solids and liquids.

These yeasts display a high degree of cell sedimentation that results in problems that are similar to those observed with flocculent yeasts.

Floodplains on lower tributaries, however, continue to experience rates of overbank sedimentation that are of anomalously high magnitude given improved land cover and land conservation since about 1950.

Jaffe and Gelfenbuam (2007) developed a simple model for tsunami sedimentation that can be applied to calculate tsunami flow speed from the thickness and grain size of a tsunami deposit.

The A4 member is a product of the second eruption cycle, and the S3 member represents sedimentations that occurred between the two major eruption cycles (Reedman et al. 1989; Park 1990).

The matrix sediments surrounding the fossils do not present evidence for sedimentation processes that involved significant water action able to transport coarse-grained material including bone fragments.

Concentrations of some of the minor, or trace, elements can be used to infer the mixing, biological, and sedimentation processes that occur.

Its sedimentation behavior, that is its lower density, can be explained by the fact that this particle is less compact.

Starch can be easily purified from plants and algae by straightforward sedimentation procedures that in some systems do not even require centrifugation.