Sentence examples for subsequent erosion from inspiring English sources

Geologic processes involving the uplift and subsequent erosion of mountains and the advance and retreat of glaciers establish lake basins and then proceed to destroy them through infilling.

Furthermore, from the lack of visible subsequent erosion or small craters in the vicinity, the gullies appeared to be no more than a million years old.

The upper limits of the Coal Measures have been obscured by deformation of the strata during the Hercynian mountain-building episode and subsequent erosion.

I argue that the greater good would be helped most by creating news reports that consumers trust; the benefits of using anonymous sources don't outweigh the subsequent erosion of credibility.

While Stockton's bankruptcy troubles can be traced in part to the collapse of the housing market and the subsequent erosion of the city's tax base, for years city leaders also mismanaged and overspent funds, pushing the city into financial peril, analysts and current city officials say.

But if the power of the grey vote secures a big one-off real increase in the basic pension before an election, pensioners are unlikely to stop there, and allow the subsequent erosion of its value through the resumption of the link with prices.

Synovitis in RA drives pain, cartilage degradation and pannus formation with subsequent erosions.

The data for MRI erosions predicting subsequent radiographic erosions are summarized in Table 1.

The PPV of MRI erosions to predict subsequent radiographic erosions was low.

The overthickened crust produced by the collision event will be gravitationally unstable and will undergo subsequent rapid erosion and possibly extensional faulting in order to return to a normal crustal thickness.

Such practices have exerted serious impacts on the soil resources during ground preparation, making the rangeland more vulnerable to subsequent soil erosion.