Sentence examples for sediments marks from inspiring English sources
The transition to non-glacial sediments marks the onset of Holocene conditions at Jenny Lake and reflects a shift toward warmer summers, increased vegetation cover, and landscape stability in the Tetons.
In today's issue of Nature, geochemist Kenneth Farley of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and colleagues report finding a rich layer of cosmic particles in ocean sediments marking such a dust-producing event.
In addition to the micro-fossil evidence, abrupt termination of deposition of clayey lacustrine sediments, marked by deposition of fluvial and prodeltaic sediments in the southern Kathmandu basin, clearly indicates a lowering of lake-water level.
These cretaceous (Barremian Santonian) clastic sediments marked by regional unconformities 6 15 At1 (Brown et al. 1996) have not been widely studied to ascertain the reasons for the variable reservoir qualities as reported by (Macdonald et al. 2003).
In Talcher coalfield, base of Gondwana sediments is marked by a pile of glacial and preglacial deposits.
We tested the hypothesis that pioneer riparian trees significantly control seed deposition on gravel bars by forming sediment obstacle marks.
Palaeosol horizons in the creek profile distinguished by sediment mottling mark potentially significant palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimatic changes during the Quaternary.
The last remaining dispersion was named as residual dispersion, and the sediments were sequently marked as sediment-1,-2 and -3.
Flux of hydrogen sulfide from sediments may be marked by an increase in its content in water-sediment interface.
Geophysical investigations of the shelf area since the mid-1970s have revealed the presence of many types of sand waves and ripple marks in seafloor sediments that show submerged continental shelf sediments to be constantly undergoing reworking and erosion.
Evidence of previous storms can be detected from the air: Experts see the signs in coastal rises with fan-shaped marks of sediment flows, and many of those so-called overwashes have been extensively developed.
