Sentence examples for subsequent weathering from inspiring English sources

Subsequent weathering leads to the creation of natural arches.

Combining the major element mass balance with δ34SSO4 (−8.9 to 14.1‰CDT) indicates sulfide oxidation (sulfuric acid production) and subsequent weathering of carbonate and to a lesser degree silicate minerals are important processes in the study area.

The spores showed considerable damage from both the fossilization process and the subsequent weathering and specimen collection.

According to this scenario, the widespread formation of lateritic soils during the Oligocene and Miocene, and their subsequent weathering into sandplains, set the scene for a buildup of diversity by providing large areas with a nutrient-poor substrate, for which scleromorphic and xeromorphic taxa were well-adapted.

"I wouldn't say he didn't see that I was ready, but you do have a feel when the other guy is going to hit," Garcia told NBC during a subsequent weather delay on Saturday, via Golfweek.

But subsequent collisions, "weathering" from space radiation, and ongoing orbital changes have erased most traces of their ancestry.

Caterpillars which usually hibernate were observed emerging during the mild December of 2015, and were then likely to starve or be killed off by subsequent cold weather.

Surgery, and subsequent bad weather in California, kept Dixie Union out of the Triple Crown races and out of the spotlight, at least until today.

But there are possibilities in 100-30 about Greenside (4.25), who landed a similar race at Newmarket on his reappearance last year and can probably be forgiven his subsequent all-weather flop.

He also said subsequent bad weather, including flooding and snowfalls, had not been conducive to a high yield.

These variations observed with two identical sensors separated by 0.4 km, show a significant increase (∼55 V/m) when compared with averaged values measured during previous and subsequent fair weather days.