Sentence examples for transfer of sediment from inspiring English sources
Transfer of sediment from source basins to depositional sites on a fan surface involves flow consisting of several types, ranging from high-viscosity debris or mudflows to flows involving normal water.
Sediment flux in semi-arid drainage networks is influenced by landscape connectivity, wherein natural landforms and hydro infrastructure networks such as low order dams impede the downstream transfer of sediment.
Repeat DEM analysis provides a means of assessing transfer of sediment supplied from the Tarndale gully through the fan to the Te Weraroa Stream and thus inferring connectivity between these landscape components from which a conceptual coupling model is derived.
Most submarine canyons are documented as erosive features that cut deeply into the shelf margin, and are considered as important conduits for the transfer of sediment to the lower slope or abyssal plain.
Turbulence and resuspension of sediment can increase transfer of sediment CH3Hg+ into organisms, and sedimenting algal blooms have also been shown to increase CH3Hg+ production in surface sediments.
The contrasting composition in particulate matter of floor sediments in the two chambers, suggests that the Dinaledi Chamber was an isolated sedimentary environment at the time of deposition of Unit 3, with no or very limited transfer of sediment between the two chambers.
The trophic transfer of sediment-associated pollutants is a growing concern in shellfish harvesting areas.
The transfer of sediments through the landscape (sediment connectivity) depends on hydrological conditions.
These dams interrupt the continuity of water flow, blocking the transfer of sediments from upstream to downstream which contribute to the erosion of Delta beaches and disrupt the migration of many fish species.
This involves fundamental questions about the interplay of uplift, climate and denudation in mountain belts and transfer of sediments from the continents to the oceans as well as applied issues such as soil and gully erosion, reservoir siltation, and coastal protection.
The flounder developed renal and pancreatic neoplasms and hepatotoxic neoplastic precursor lesions, demonstrating trophic transfer of sediment-bound carcinogens up the food chain.
