Sentence examples for sediments cut from inspiring English sources

Such drainage indicates the presence of perennially frozen, fine-grained sediments cut by ice wedges.

At the far north-eastern corner of the British mainland the land rises up from the sea like cake from a tin: edges are clean and sharp, layers of sediment cut through the red sandstone like jam.

The presence of electron transport through a contiguous electron conductor (i.e., bacterial filaments) was tested through a cut experiment (2) that investigated EP distributions before and after a sediment cut was performed.

Specifically, the model has been applied to predict bed- level changes due to sediment overloading and sediment cut-off.

In this series, lowering the urine sediment cut-off to WBC ≥ 7/HPF resulted in a higher sensitivity than WBC ≥ 10/HPF (Table 2), but it did not improve the positive predictive value.

Three EP profiles were measured before and after the sediment core was cut 3 mm below the sediment surface.

This N S trending belt of Cambrian through Permian sediments is not cut or offset by the Mae Chan fault (Figs. 2 4).

In the basins and broad valley bottoms located in central and northern Kaokoland, fine-grained sediments have been cut by gullies.

Improving farming techniques, protecting forests, reforestation and restoring riverbanks in the watersheds of the Cantareira water system on which the city depends together have the potential to cut sediment and pollutants in the city's water supply by 10% and reduce treatment costs by 5%.

Thermal conductivities were measured on whole-round core samples for soft sediments and half-cut cores for consolidated sediments with the TeKa TK04 thermal conductivity meter (Blum 1997; Expedition 315 Scientists 2009; Moore et al. 2013).

By inserting and rotating the fork manually, the sediment could be cut through horizontally without any visual disturbance of the upper part of the core.