Sentence examples for were emplaced by from inspiring English sources

The allochthonous masses were emplaced by a combined gravitational and tectonic mechanism.

During such periods thermokarstic depressions originated, liquid water formed meandering channels, and ice-contact deposits were emplaced by ice-walled streams.

Coarse-grained sand and gravel, as well as large boulders, were emplaced by rock-falls, debris flows and turbulent flows sourced from the immediate footwall.

For the purposes of this demonstration, the charge was emplaced by a Marine technician, Gunnery Sergeant Pierre Anthony.

The waste would be emplaced (by remotely controlled or robotic devices) in holes drilled into the floors of these rooms, after which the boreholes would be sealed and the rooms and corridors backfilled.

Residual PCE was emplaced by injecting 14C-labeled PCE into water-saturated soil columns and displacing the free product with water.

The surge facies was emplaced by a dilute surge current, detached from the same dome-collapse nuée ardente that, as a separate flow unit, subsequently emplaced the distal block-and-ash deposit in the Boyong valley.

It seems that the lower and the upper layers of this thick sandy sequence have been emplaced by the same processes as attested by the similarities of the included clasts.

Application of the AMS technique to the sediments confirmed that the lower part of the deposits was emplaced by a landward flow spreading N91°-171° (uphase phase to the SE) while the upper part was oriented seaward N280°-325° with a topographical control (backwash phase to the NW).

OR uni sp.; No sp.; GL sp. (rew).; The samples for micropalaeontological analysis (18 samples) were all from the sediment suspected to be emplaced by a high energy flooding (see Table 1), except for reference samples from the modern beach and adjacent marshlands.

Because the concentration profile of various tracers provides a useful indication of the connectivity of a porous medium (Hu et al. 2012; Ewing et al. 2012), tracers were emplaced several different ways: by spontaneous imbibition (Sect. 2.3), by diffusion (Sect. 2.4), and by injection under pressure (Sect. 2.5).