Sentence examples for zone of deposition from inspiring English sources

The results confirm that the creek mouth is a near permanent zone of deposition.

This zone of deposition is not only variable and poorly represented by thickness-only measurements, but represents a significant portion of the final deposit volume.

First, during the transitions between Marine Isotope Stage MISS) 5a/4 and MIS 2/1 Sphakia fan was characterised by significant entrenchment and distal shift in the zone of deposition.

At the broad scale, the glacial geomorphology and sedimentary architecture reveals three different zones along the ice-stream path, characterized by: (1) glacial erosion in the onset zone and inner shelf area, (2) sediment transport through the main trunk of the ice stream across the mid-shelf, and (3) a zone of deposition towards the outer continental shelf edge.

In 'fed' aquaculture, that of fin-fish for example, where high energy feeds are supplied to the system, measurement of the extent of the zone of deposition is required [ 49] and has in turn led to the development of regulatory tools [ 57].

Tributary junctions where debris-flow sediment entered the floodplain and local decreases in unit stream power controlled some zones of deposition.

The lower the rotational speed of gas turbine, the narrower the zone of carbon deposition takes place in the reformer or turbine inoperation caused by too low inlet temperature.

Lidar difference measurements and field studies highlight zones of local deposition along the study reach, but demonstrate overall net erosion of ~ 0.25 m for the 19.5 km reach of Fourmile floodplain, mainly by channel widening.

The floodplain was the zone of major net deposition but mean elevation changes approached the defined critical limit of uncertainty.

The type of dune bedform developed varies spatially within an ash body, transverse dune bedforms occurring primarily at the onset of deposition zones, transitioning to lunate dune bedforms in intermediate zones, and two-dimensional dune bedforms exclusively on the lateral and distal edges of the deposits.

The Pilot Ridge debris flow also illustrates how damage can take place within the source area, transport zone, and deposition zone of a debris flow (Hungr et al., 1987).