Sentence examples for shaped landforms from inspiring English sources

There is ample evidence linking vast prehistoric ice jams to megafloods that shaped landforms seen today.

We found that triangular shaped landforms develop along a major fold back-limb, the Mt. Lama western slope, making it possible to unequivocally interpret these as flatirons.

We present the combined results of photo-geological and field survey carried out along well-exposed triangular shaped landforms located in the seismically active Upper Agri River Valley of the Southern Apennine.

Winds can shape landforms, via a variety of aeolian processes such as the formation of fertile soils, such as loess, and by erosion.

Glaciation, flooding, and wind have shaped diverse landforms, although the general appearance is that of a large interior plain.

In addition, large shape landforms, mountains, and hills were subdivided by using the combined texture.

Dr McIntosh's team – comprising Australian and American historians, archaeologists and geomorphologists (scientists who study the shaping of landforms), as well as Aboriginal rangers – has confirmed that the coins date from between the 900s and 1300s.

It represents an important component among processes responsible for shaping coastal landforms, and a clear evidence of interaction between the biosphere and the solid earth.

Structural and morphotectonic signatures in conjunction with the geomorphic indices are synthesised to trace the role of transverse tectonic features in shaping the landforms developed along the frontal part of the eastern Arunachal sub-Himalaya.

However, abundant questions remain: How wet was the environment, what were the properties of the liquids and the possibility of ancient habitability, and what kinds of geological processes shaped the present landforms?

Small-scale tongue-shaped landforms of complex origin formed during the last decades at finer-grained slope deposits below the cirque headwalls.