Sentence examples for time erosion from inspiring English sources

Importantly for our project, the concentration of a cosmogenic nuclide is dependent not only on the amount of time the rock sample has been exposed to cosmic rays, but also on the rock's erosion rate: over time, erosion leads to a loss of rock material and hence, a loss of CNs.

So erosion is part of our life, whether it's wind, water, ice or deep time, erosion is how we see the world.

In addition, the strong winds downed several trees, and at the same time, erosion and landslides left hillsides bare without grass or trees.

Kitchen Creek is now too steep for its present amount of water flow, and over time erosion will decrease the creek's slope and make it less steep.

In the present work, a novel in situ real-time erosion testing methodology has been developed using a quartz crystal microbalance in order to study the SPE of hard protective coating systems.

The shape was eroded three times, then dilated three times (erosion and dilation see Burger et al. [5]) to remove small border irregularities and afterwards larger irregularities in the contour were filled by computing local contour tangents and correcting parts of the contour which deviate too much from local contour curvature.

Fig. 5 Simulation of location of landslide front, maximum landslide height, and velocity with increase of time (with erosion and without erosion).

At the same time, glacial erosion will cause the deposition of sediment as a moraine shoal at the terminus.

They are pictures of a global array of once-noble cultural monuments reduced by time, natural erosion and human misadventure to the barest of ruins.

By dating mineral deposits inside caves up and down the canyon walls, the geologists said they determined the water levels over time as erosion carved out the mile-deep canyon as it is known today.

At the same time, the erosion rates of thermal silicon dioxide and ordinary photoresist (Shipley S1805) were around 7 nm/min (i.e. selectivities up to 2000).