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| ess area of the shore, as a result of growing | erosion of this area. |
| Inliers are typically formed by the | erosion of overlying younger rocks to reveal a limite |
| breaks, it becomes a wave of translation and | erosion of the ocean bottom intensifies. |
| teau and Levers Plateau, were formed from the | erosion of the Tweed Volcano over many years. |
| as spoken out publicly about the environment, | erosion of Cornish culture, constitutional and lingui |
| r and may have been formed by overgrazing and | erosion of the underlying peat. |
| t play an important role, however 2006 saw an | erosion of the non-party political nature of Manx ele |
| g their cultural roots, in face of the strong | erosion of their culture over the last 50 years or so |
| There is gradual | erosion of this rich art form as older generations wi |
| tten of sex toy bans that this "extraordinary | erosion of personal liberty, coupled with the massive |
| ed the review but unionists attacked it as an | erosion of the right to freedom of assembly. |
| rigenous sediments are those derived from the | erosion of rocks on land; that is, that are derived f |
| ed at the top of many of the climbs to reduce | erosion of the site. |
| s, channel migration typically takes place by | erosion of the cut bank and deposition on the point b |
| The Marathon Basin was created by | erosion of Cretaceous and younger strata from the cre |
| Erosion of the island eventually endangered the first | |
| oups have gathered in Uganda to highlight the | erosion of freedom of expression in the east African |
| Unions say workers have been hit by | erosion of their take home pay, rising rentals, and s |
| The | erosion of the cliffs into fine sand carried on the s |
| Scowles originated through the | erosion of natural underground cave systems formed in |
| Subsequent uplift and | erosion of the New England Fold Belt has seen the maj |
| e intersection of two ridges due to the lower | erosion of glaciers here. |
| Internal | erosion of soil particles from within a dam by water |
| The | Erosion of Oxford (1977) |
| It is in poor condition, with much | erosion of the carving and significant loss of the te |
| during the late Ordovician period due to the | erosion of mountains created during the Taconic oroge |
| g-term interest rates rise, there would be an | erosion of the €5 billion positive cash flow to NAMA. |
| Erosion of the weak rock and sea level change floodin | |
| This very edict contributed to the gradual | erosion of the imperial authority in the Holy Roman E |
| The formation was formed by the | erosion of the Ancestral Rocky Mountains, and deposit |
| Overtopping can lead to significant landside | erosion of the levee or even be the mechanism for com |
| which is more associated with the orogeny and | erosion of mountain ranges on a regional scale. |
| This gulley was formed by the | erosion of a fault, resulting from the juxtaposition |
| ll was rebuilt at the end of the 1990s due to | erosion of the dock's stone wall. |
| James Fort had long been thought lost to the | erosion of the river. |
| uesnon was turned into a canal, to reduce the | erosion of its banks. |
| Channel | erosion of the Rio Salado, Socorro County, New Mexico |
| he coarse-grained bedding of riffles suggests | erosion of smaller particles, according to the Hjulst |
| Headward | erosion of one stream valley upwards into another, or |
| a documentary about Hurricane Katrina and the | erosion of Louisiana's wetlands. |
| Differential weathering and | erosion of the various bands has given Ingleborough a |
| 3. Sola Gratia: The | Erosion Of The Gospel |
| he was forced to deal with problems caused by | erosion of the coast line and damage to the community |
| ture: 'Globalization, Humanitarianism and the | Erosion of Refugee Protection'", Journal of Refugee S |
| r sapping has been suggested as the cause for | erosion of the valley and channel networks on Mars, a |
| and shedding of hooves, loss of vitality and | erosion of the joints of long bones. |
| to big caves whose roofs collapse due to the | erosion of the waves. |
| and one-crop production led to depletion and | erosion of the soil. |
| he upthrust of rock layers but by the gradual | erosion of stream valleys in an uplifted region about |
| n measures currently in place have caused the | erosion of beach sand at either Goleta Beach or any d |
| linois River drainage, and efforts to cut the | erosion of Illinois topsoil into the lake and river. |
| were formed as a result of ice and weathering | erosion on the rocks. |
| rees formed as a result of ice and weathering | erosion on the rocks of the Borrowdale Volcanic Group |
| In 2005, heavy rains caused extensive | erosion on the path, requiring repairs from the state |
| uch so that extensive work was needed to halt | erosion on the hill in the 1980s. |
| ity coupled by the chiselling effects of wind | erosion on the bare rock outcrops. |
| lant and it is used to stabilize soil against | erosion on mountain slopes. |
| rt on Flower's Barrow, which is threatened by | erosion on its seaward side. |
| town but was unfortunately victim to the seas | erosion on East Anglia, this town has been nicknamed |
| Threats to this rare Sedum species include | erosion on the steep terrain where it grows, as well |
| wdered magnesium chloride to control dust and | erosion on unimproved (dirt or gravel) roads and dust |
| Erosion on a section of the rampart | |
| Comparison to a 1987 map revealed severe | erosion on the east side of the island resulting in a |
| ervation techniques, caused excessive topsoil | erosion on farmlands in the Midwest. |
| Sometimes marine head and lateral line | erosion or MHLLE is used to refer to the marine versi |
| second decline of unknown cause began-either | erosion or floods in the creek were responsible for t |
| ite impact crater, and is used in cases where | erosion or burial have destroyed or masked the origin |
| The phrase also implies the | erosion or ignorance of civic duty amongst the concer |
| absent, often overgraze their range and cause | erosion or destruction of the vegetation. |
| It is not notably marked by | erosion or impacts. |
| for the mound itself to have been removed by | erosion or grave hunters -- this is exactly what has |
| s came from the original surface layer, where | erosion over a long period of time had concentrated d |
| his was obliterated by landslides and coastal | erosion over the 20th century. |
| ppearance has been obscured by wind and water | erosion over time. |
| educed in size within the past century due to | erosion partly caused by the installation of a breakw |
| However this is problematical as the coastal | erosion pattern means that this section of the Owers |
| e approximately 11 km off Selsey Bill and the | erosion pattern suggests that the shore would have be |
| the superposition of vertical and horizontal | erosion patterns has created dramatic "forests" of li |
| geological evidence indicating that the deep | erosion patterns on the flanks of the Sphinx were cau |
| Major environmental problems are: soil | erosion, pesticide pollution, air and water pollution |
| These include | erosion, pollution (especially phosphates which encou |
| ability by addressing the problems of coastal | erosion, pollution, unmanaged fishing, over-exploitat |
| The Water | Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) Model is a physical |
| w density, excellent thermal stability, valve | erosion prevention, and deposit control. |
| Erosion prevention, | |
| and patented the Beachbuilder system of beach | erosion prevention. |
| o promote cotton and wheat growing as well as | erosion prevention. |
| while protecting that building material from | erosion problems during the rainy season, and destruc |
| Army Corps of Engineers is working to reduce | erosion problems in the creek's drainage. |
| beaches and better fishing access, it caused | erosion problems on Assateague. |
| lats has been closed for several years due to | erosion problems, overuse, and recent bark beetle tre |
| s than optimal farming practices have created | erosion problems, leading to excess sediment being tr |
| Tidal scour is an | erosion process which is carried out by the tidal mov |
| The sandstone has undergone an | erosion process by the elements which resulted in mus |
| he outer layers of the plasmasphere, and this | erosion produces significant space weather effects in |
| Iowa Daily | Erosion Project |
| shorelines or stream banks are fortified for | erosion protection with large boulders or sizable man |
| Davis' Stages in the fluvial cycle of | erosion published in 1909 defined a young, mature, an |
| This helps guard against | erosion, put vital nutrients back in the soil and hel |
| This depends on the | erosion rate of the surface which is controlled by th |
| ung, steep and rapidly rising mountain range, | erosion rates are extremely high and have been estima |
| sic V-shaped valley, indicative of river-type | erosion rather than erosion caused by glaciation. |
| However, speaking of | erosion reaching the lake, I suppose the speed of ero |
| ve sea level for only two years, before rapid | erosion reduced its height. |
| f the Sumter, the process of controlling soil | erosion, regulating the flow of streams and the produ |
| riod sediments, and only partially exposed to | erosion relatively recently, its structure is well pr |
| This | erosion released iron and silica into the waters of a |
| the early Jurassic, the range was elevated as | erosion removed the sandstone and shale surrounding t |
| the early Jurassic, the range was elevated as | erosion removed the sandstone and shale surrounding t |
| echanical strength, thermal shock resistance, | erosion resistance, etc., also led to a reduction in |
| impact crater ejects material which forms an | erosion resistant layer, thus causing the immediate a |
| ally coated conductive foil which is chemical | erosion resistant, used in the lithium polymeric meta |
| This glacial | erosion resulted in the very steep northern and easte |
| nt areas have accelerated the process of soil | erosion resulting in the lake's shrinkage due to silt |
| Since this time the area has undergone | erosion resulting in the relatively low ranges today. |
| Development activities cause | erosion, resulting in the run off of sediments that e |
| tegic overview role for all flood and coastal | erosion risk management. |
| ERMiT ( | Erosion Risk Management Tool) - to predict the probab |
| stern Libya, in the form of increased aeolian | erosion, sand incursions and the collapse of the roof |
| Erosion science is not sufficiently advanced for ther | |
| By 1997, a combination of coastal | erosion, sea level rise and wave action had made some |
| ller plants growing in soil pockets formed by | erosion, sedimentation and wind deposits. |
| Thomas Cole just before natural flooding and | erosion separated it from the Connecticut River, is v |
| Erosion shaped the land's surface into low rolling hi | |
| It has clearly undergone significant | erosion since the impact event. |
| itra Massif contains many spectacular granite | erosion sites, which have been formed over millions o |
| the Hohe Tauern window are more resistant to | erosion, so the window has a high relief. |
| Some of the layers are much more resistant to | erosion, so they stick out. |
| leeland, noticed the sand was shifting due to | erosion so he planted rows of Marram grass, still evi |
| In urban areas the | erosion source is typically construction activities, |
| view on the use of uranium-series isotopes in | erosion studies (Uranium-series isotopes in river mat |
| The ancient Jurassic | erosion surface at the unconformity contains oyster s |
| th an oolite, which rests unconformably on an | erosion surface - a sequence boundary - created at a |
| eature of the format is the ability to define | erosion surfaces in geological modelling, effectively |
| other features that vary in age, for example | erosion surfaces, areas of uplift, etc. |
| Continuing landslides and coastal | erosion swept away the paths in the early 1900s, and |
| successor the CSIRO, on such problems as wind | erosion, termites and rabbit control. |
| line of Louisiana is much more susceptible to | erosion than the western coastline because much of th |
| g that a unit of bedrock is more resistant to | erosion than overlying or underlying units and conseq |
| om upper greensand which is more resistant to | erosion than the surrounding clay. |
| eras Rocks are two examples of the effects of | erosion that can be seen by visitors to Trough Creek |
| ide Council for Wales to ensure that the path | erosion that has resulted from the popularity of this |
| ley known as a "limestone window," created by | erosion that removed the older Precambrian sandstone, |
| order to protect the village from intense sea | erosion that had threatened it - Holderness is one of |
| This references the | erosion that contributed to the infertility and usele |
| ue vegetation-less mounds formed by intensive | erosion that are called "calanchi." |
| ampant logging in the Adirondacks might cause | erosion that would silt up the Erie Canal and make it |
| eologically, some coves are windows formed by | erosion that penetrated through the overlying thrust |
| The effects of hydraulic mining was the mass | erosion that clogged the Yuba River, Sacramento River |
| include Dreamers, Killer Me, The Stonecutter, | Erosion, The Burkittsville 7, and Abominable. |
| Due to this tilting and | erosion the oldest exposed rocks are found in the wes |
| nsolidated to protect the north spillway from | erosion, the embankment was raised by 40 mm, the wave |
| Due to this tilting and | erosion the oldest exposed rocks are found in the wes |
| Due to natural | erosion, the bamboo slips were damaged and difficult |
| In a response to increasing soil | erosion, the government introduced the Land Husbandry |
| nance helps protect the asteroid from orbital | erosion: the orbital eccentricities of the resonant a |
| Due to this tilting and | erosion the oldest exposed rocks are found in the wes |
| Due to | erosion, the granite blocks appear to look like a pil |
| After withstanding over 150 years of | erosion, the lighthouse is now entirely black. |
| along most beaches, causing some minor beach | erosion; the depleted sand returned within a few days |
| Due to this tilting and due to | erosion the oldest exposed rocks are found in the wes |
| ch of the lake bed was exposed to wind-driven | erosion: the cue is found in soundings that reveal re |
| econd lighthouse was built in 1742 when beach | erosion threated the first. |
| uld reduce the contractors' exposure to value | erosion through cost inflation. |
| n their gene pool by guarding against genetic | erosion through modern concepts like seedbanks, sperm |
| Erosion thus acts on the uplifted area at a greater r | |
| Thou shalt safeguard thy fields from soil | erosion, thy living waters from drying up, thy forest |
| The waves also caused additional beach | erosion to parts of Papua New Guinea previously impac |
| in the creation of a breakwater to help slow | erosion to the island. |
| Sand Island itself faced continuous | erosion, to the point where granite blocks were being |
| It remained in use until 1877 when | erosion to the rocks under the lighthouse caused it t |
| t down to beach level to reduce its effect on | erosion to the cliff. |
| Before | erosion toppled it into the sea, maritime author Jim |
| integrated software modules that predict the | erosion, transport, and deposition of sediment and so |
| Glacial origin refers to | erosion, transportation and deposition by glaciers. |
| f the area around itself and has resisted the | erosion typical of the surrounding lowlands. |
| s and streams are protected against scour and | erosion using revetments and riprap. |
| Shoreline | erosion was around 75 m, which undermined the piled f |
| Minimal damage and | erosion was also reported in Atlantic Canada when Oph |
| Glacial | erosion was likewise responsible for scooping out the |
| Throughout the next century | erosion was unchecked and gradually more of the castl |
| The cycle of | erosion was a model for stream erosion and landscape |
| In time, coastal | erosion washed away most of the fort at Reculver, tho |
| Moving sand and | erosion were problems from early on, but fencing in 1 |
| I mean, is such | erosion what you want? |
| The steep cliffs are the result of | erosion when the water level in Lake Ladoga was sligh |
| fossil forest was exhumed by coastal coastal | erosion when the sea level rose to its current height |
| Attrition is a form of coastal or river | erosion, when the bed load is eroded by itself and th |
| nd, some are able to colonise areas of severe | erosion where the topsoil has been removed, leaving o |
| d, steep walled canyons, showing millennia of | erosion, where glacial action would have otherwise sm |
| osses are plain (most likely to wind and rain | erosion) whilst others are sill remain carved. |
| onmental concerns include deforestation; soil | erosion; wildlife populations threatened by poaching |
| g down of coastal mangrove has also increased | erosion, with negative effects on marine life. |
| ches, but they were very dusty and subject to | erosion with heavy rain. |
| Erosion would therefore be rather rapid and probably | |
| In either case | erosion would erode the surrounding land, but leave t |
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