Sentence examples for sediments around from inspiring English sources
It is also known that methane clathrates are rife in seafloor sediments around the world.
For example, the extinction of the dinosaurs 66m years ago at the end of the Cretaceous epoch is defined by a "golden spike" in sediments around the world of the metal iridium, which was dispersed from the meteorite that collided with Earth to end the dinosaur age.
The icy white material, found in seabed sediments around the globe and in frozen Arctic sandstone reservoirs, contains lots of gas.A Japanese company sunk a test well in the Canadian permafrost in 2008 and Japan is now preparing for test-drilling off its own coast.
As I said in my previous column, we are the biggest force in moving the planet's rocks and sediments around.
There are large resources of methane gas as hydrates in permafrost and deep-sea sediments around the world.
His colleagues hope to search for telltale deposits of sediments around Lake Tahoe that would pinpoint whether--and when--such tsunamis have risen in the past.
Getting a better sense of how pollutants and sediments move around in the system, Mr. Campbell and other officials say, might allow dredging engineers to clean up the dirtiest spots first or the spots where sediments are concentrated by tidal or wind action, and so avoid doing the same channel twice.
A shift to more negative εNd values in the fine-grained sediment after around 6 Ma is however suggestive of an additional change starting at that time which can be further understood using thermochronologic evidence presented in the next section.
Does it have a few, but not to many, particles of sediment floating around?
Hydrodynamic calculations predict that compact models containing longitudinally or laterally of αβ-tubulins should sediment around 10.5 10.9 S. Knowledge about the sedimentation behavior of the one and two tubulin complexes allowed us to analyze a titration of TOG1-TOG2 into αβ-tubulin under different assumptions about cooperativity.
The mud was once the sediment around the edge of an ancient lake.
