Sentence examples for to sediment variations from inspiring English sources
1) Older structures contribute to sediment variations.
A succession of paleo active-layer deposits that mirror environmental changes records periods favorable for the establishment and growth of ice-wedge polygonal networks and sediment variations.
Because the Japan Trench accretes a large portion of sediment at the toe (Figure 7; Kodaira et al. 2012; Nakamura et al. 2013), sediment variations of 600 m may still affect prism morphology because they are a large percentage of the total sediment thickness.
River discharge and sediment variation is vital to material transport between river and sea, which is the focus of research on river sea interaction.
The role of cross-shore sediment variation in classification of beaches is related to prediction of beach types using the dimensionless fall velocity, the results of which are compared with field observations and morphological interpretation of aerial photographs.
Because there is a high sediment variation in the profile, facies descriptions were used to guide the archaeologists in their work.
By using tephras as the primary correlating horizons, we are also able to correlate sediment color variations at shallow- and deep-water sites in the JS.
Our threshold criterion assumes that fires create charcoal peaks that exceed Cpeak variations related to sediment mixing, sediment sampling, and analytical noise, and that this variability changes on time scales ≥500 years.
Although the direction of core section depth is not exactly parallel to sediment layer stratification, each CT number variations and three average values show similar trends with peaks in phase.
The landscape indicator was significantly correlated to sediment delivery ratio, and explained 98% variation in sediment yield rate not considering precipitation by dropping the rainfall factor.
For streambed sediments, variations in P concentrations and PSI were less well explained (13 56%), and sediment OM was the most importance predictor.
