Sentence examples for stronger weathering from inspiring English sources

Exceptions are Google and Apple, but they grow stronger and stronger, weathering the recession better than analysts had projected.

Vermiculite in the surface horizons displayed lower mean layer charges, indicating stronger weathering intensity in the surface horizons.

Under consideration of existing soil data from other studies it is proposed that these components and the podsolisation features are relicts caused by more acidic conditions under former forest cover which supported a stronger weathering and leaching.

Discharge-normalized cation denudation rate (372 Σ∗meq+m−3) in the DG basin is larger than those from alpine and polar glaciers, suggesting a stronger weathering of carbonate with greater abundance on the TP in comparison to other mountain and polar glacial catchments.

Oklahoma and Texas were under the most immediate threat from tornadoes, with much stronger weather systems moving over the Rocky Mountains over the weekend, Carbin said.

Dry, dusty weather conditions in the Atlantic have crippled tropical depressions and storms trying to swirl up into stronger weather patterns, Feltgen said in an email interview.

Strong weathering is shown by dissolution of quartz and weathering of ilmenite.

In contrast, selected chemical properties of the soils reveal very strong weathering and leaching.

Chemical index of alteration (CIA) values of 70 85 indicate moderate to strong weathering processes.

Inselberg summits often display signs of minimal glacial erosion, such as torlike bedrock outcrops with signs of strong weathering.

As far back as the eighteenth century, geologists identified that in warm, moist, temperate and tropical climates water percolating through rock has a strong weathering action (Millard 1993).