Sentence examples for terrestrial components from inspiring English sources

Terrestrial components may be found in storm deposits if there is a big river nearby and can also occur due to coastal erosion.

A key aspect for the successful integration of the satellite and terrestrial components is the maximization of technological commonalities aimed at the exploitation of the economy of scale that derives from the vast market basis achievable by the integrated system.

The major features observed in the documented event layers, which are less likely, or unlikely, in storm deposits are: the frequent presence of terrestrial components, poor sorting and a massive character of some layers.

However, terrestrial components became dominant in all five of the rivers after high precipitation during the summer monsoon season, indicating the strong role of hydrology on riverine DOM compositions for the basins under Asian monsoon climates.

Grid cell dose rates for the terrestrial components were interpolated from the available data points using the inverse distance method and a search radius of 12 km.

2) ATC (ancillary terrestrial component) spectrum.

The terrestrial component of climate models requires computationally efficient algorithms for determining the multi-scattered radiation contributing to its heating from solar radiation.

Interception by the forest canopy plays a critical role in the hydrologic cycle by removing a significant portion of incoming precipitation from the terrestrial component.

The satellite component is expected to operate alongside that of the terrestrial component and provide a complementary rather than a competitive service.

Previous research concentrated on the fully terrestrial component of the site, and did not approach the issue from an earth sciences, sedimentological perspective.

While the presence of bogs or wetlands within a catchment is a major source of DOC [11], natural or anthropogenic disturbance to forest cover and other land use classes [13] can also greatly influence the type and amount of C being exported from the terrestrial component of a watershed [10, 11, 14].