Sentence examples for shape the bedrock from inspiring English sources

The presence of erosional forms is an indication of a huge wave that impacted the coast promontory with a high-energy flow; these types of forms have been observed and attributed to the effect of tsunamis because of their flooding plastic flow (water + debris) that could shape the bedrock even at a distance from the coastline.

We used these calculations to interpret how glaciers, with support by subglacial meltwater under pressure, might have shaped the bedrock topography of the Alps.

If landscape is carved and shaped from near-surface bedrock that possesses a certain structural form, it stands to reason that landscape is no older than the bedrock that forms the landscape, and no older than the structural form that shapes the bedrock.

However, the heavily urbanized state of the Tokyo metropolitan area and the complex shape of the bedrock (seismic basement) resulting from the active tectonics in the Kanto region have prevented the rapid advance of such studies.

Nevertheless, it's during the exchange with Michael that we begin to see not only that Mrs. K.'s life has been shaped by lies but that those lies form the bedrock of her reality.

As the Kanto Basin has a 3D shape in which the bedrock depth increases towards the center, it is likely that the observed Love waves at a certain station show the excitation effect from shallower parts of the basin if the incident wave for the Love wave excitation comes from outside the basin.

These show necessity of further studies by geological and geophysical survey and strong motion and earthquake observations, especially on underground velocity structure and on the shape of hard bedrock that shall be used for seismic hazard assessment.

Rising from the bedrock of our personality and shaped by our varied environments, these quirks ensure that we are all peculiar -- and, as such, not peculiar at all.

Their results showed that the largest depth of the bedrock is about 500 m, and the shape of bedrock in the Puli basin is roughly symmetrically concave.

Goddess power: Crucial in shaping Dr. Northrup's perspective on culture is her mother: "The bedrock of having a mother who doesn't throw you under the bus of patriarchy is priceless".

Passage cross-sectional shapes reflect the way the water flowed through the cave and the way in which the water dissolved the bedrock.