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| Because it is in an area of active | sediment accumulation by rivers, it must be a geologic |
| Parameters to measure are | sediment accumulation, turbidity at the level of the f |
| ving center channel which reduces the rate of | sediment accumulation, while slowing water flow near t |
| ion on the outside of the meander, and sweeps | sediment across the floor of the meander towards the i |
| For deposits of | sediment across the earth's surface, see Chevron (land |
| he plant season by season, and changes in the | sediment amounts entering the habitat by water flow. |
| Explosively evert pharynx into | sediment, anchor position with prostomium and pull bod |
| w) brings up samples of seawater, ocean floor | sediment, and plankton. |
| tle University, after the introduction of the | sediment and solute transport component. |
| ock's access to the stream, which will reduce | sediment and contamination from fecal bacteria, and pl |
| t-water interface is the boundary between bed | sediment and the overlying water column. |
| 6m grids where two teams began excavating the | sediment and recovering the small finds, once a grid w |
| ired Waters for fecal, metal, toxic chemical, | sediment, and nutrients. |
| and bridges, and washing thousands of tons of | sediment and wreckage into San Diego Bay. |
| a grass channel or swale, in order to capture | sediment and avoid clogging the trench. |
| ters are most effective at removing chlorine, | sediment, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from w |
| ic and chemical characteristics of the bottom | sediment and the aquifer, the local recharge-discharge |
| The accumulation of | sediment and deposits on heat transfer surfaces in coo |
| Landslides occurred in unconsolidated | sediment and fissures up to 30 cm wide were observed. |
| ict the erosion, transport, and deposition of | sediment and solutes in landscapes and sedimentary bas |
| o define a concentration profile of suspended | sediment and which also determines how sediment will b |
| hristchurch Bay, it transported and deposited | sediment and shingle onto what is now known as Hurst C |
| er of equipment for the automated analysis of | sediment and rock cores. |
| ow covered by countless thousands of years of | sediment and glacial deposits. |
| It is cloudy, has a | sediment and is quite dry, this is very different from |
| ect the portions of the falls covered over by | sediment and therefore temporarily immune to direct we |
| Thick layers of | sediment and carbonate rock were deposited on the shal |
| nder water as a small brown ring in soft fine | sediment and slightly submerged. |
| idely distributed in soil, hot springs, ocean | sediment, and is a cause of spoilage in food products. |
| It represents the remains of fluvio-deltaic | sediment, and consists mainly of clastic rocks (clayst |
| used by an object that was dug into the muddy | sediment and then lifted out. |
| Major contaminants in the soil, | sediment, and groundwater are volatile organic compoun |
| with the pointed end of the cone down in the | sediment and the broad end upwards. |
| of a lithified rock and becoming a brand new | sediment and rock. |
| and 2005, Wax Lake was completely filled with | sediment, and the delta prograded approximately 8 km i |
| which the bed and banks are made up of mobile | sediment and/or soil. |
| thod by which successive layers of basin fill | sediment are "stripped off" the total stratigraphy dur |
| tals by direct chemical analysis in water and | sediment are limited in reliability. |
| nerally a suspension feeder normally found on | sediment areas. |
| The land is formed from | sediment at the mouth of the Guadalquivir river. |
| of the liquid in the coffee is drunk, but the | sediment at the bottom is left behind. |
| sted to leave a small amount of the beer with | sediment at the bottom of the bottle, then swirl it ar |
| owries live in cold deep waters on the bottom | sediment at about 100-200 metres (330-660 ft) of depth |
| BBL) is the layer of water directly above the | sediment at the bottom of a river, lake or sea. |
| barrels built up a deposit of strongly sweet | sediment at the bottom, which was melted out with boil |
| llowed the uninterrupted build-up of 400 m of | sediment at the bottom of the lake, recording informat |
| olluted in Minnesota, with elevated levels of | sediment, bacteria, nitrates, phosphorus, mercury, PCB |
| Sediment basin | |
| rial mass flows happen when a large amount of | sediment becomes unstable, this can happen for example |
| gs that reveal regional unconformities in the | sediment bed of Long Island Sound. |
| e created erosion problems, leading to excess | sediment being transported downstream into the River, |
| nt tsunami have been recorded, with deposited | sediment being discovered in Montrose Basin, the Firth |
| versity found two distinct layers of sand and | sediment between the clay deposited on the river bank |
| unnel passes on a 300 metre causeway over the | sediment bowl of the latter plant. |
| f a borehole by examining the bits of rock or | sediment brought to the surface by the circulating dri |
| e first is river delta alluvial deposition of | sediment brought in by the rivers which flow into the |
| n (sludging is digging or sifting through the | sediment build up of municipal storm drains and old se |
| enecks, predicting local flooding, estimating | sediment build-up and transport, optimization and desi |
| ollowing year the Sakawa River flooded due to | sediment build-up resulting from the ash fall, and the |
| the dam for power generation until 1972, when | sediment buildup in Davy Crockett Lake made continued |
| have increased erosion, leading to excessive | sediment buildup in the river and its tributaries. |
| ves, they are adapted for burrowing into soft | sediment, but they are relatively sedentary, rarely mo |
| ng that the reservoir would have been full of | sediment by 2030. |
| of repichnia caused by disturbances to a soft | sediment by a swimming organism, e.g. a benthic fish. |
| iding, it has been shown that water-saturated | sediment can also play up to 90% of the basal movement |
| The traction caused by this | sediment can halt a steadily moving glacier if it inte |
| ; co-discoverer Beauvilain cautions that such | sediment can be easily moved by the wind, unlike packe |
| h a bridge, and to modify the dam so that the | sediment can once again be driven out to sea. |
| river mouth delta is formed by deposition of | sediment carried by the stream as the river current di |
| ormed in the estuary from the large amount of | sediment carried in by the Betsiboka River and have be |
| s, wind-blown dust, grinding by glaciers, and | sediment carried by icebergs. |
| lled the continental rise, which is caused by | sediment cascading down the continental slope. |
| ach, where the borough of Singen has set up a | sediment catching facility, catiching sediments and gr |
| rochemistry, earth and geochemistry, soil and | sediment chemistry and chemical toxicology. |
| abundance of fine-grained sand, but not much | sediment coarser, 2) lack of sequence boundaries that |
| natural gas, mainly methane within a water or | sediment column. |
| horro Creek watershed to reduce the amount of | sediment coming into the bay to form bottom layers of |
| Chemical treatment of | sediment, commonly called an active treatment system, |
| Due to the high | sediment concentration in the water, the transfer from |
| A maximum daily mean of | sediment concentration of 41,7000 mg/L was recorded on |
| e parameter in the Rouse Profile of suspended | sediment concentration with depth in a flowing fluid. |
| gina, the beverage contains a small amount of | sediment consisting of grapefruit juice pulp. |
| tern United States and has increased the high | sediment content of the river. |
| he acidic water, and fine, light-colored ashy | sediment continually stirred up by boiling areas. |
| lower side is the land inned earlier, because | sediment continued to build up on the side that remain |
| her types of erosion models is the use of the | sediment continuity equation discussed below. |
| r Americano Creek released 4,000 tons/year of | sediment, contributing to flooding in downstream commu |
| , field borders, and constructing a water and | sediment control basin. |
| Erosion and | sediment control - During excavation of sites, Mammoth |
| mplement new authority for a soil erosion and | sediment control program in this basin that had been e |
| The Great Lakes Basin Soil Erosion and | Sediment Control Program was authorized by the 2002 fa |
| Chemical | sediment control is currently used on some constructio |
| A silt fence, a type of | sediment control, installed on a construction site |
| l water supplies, stream-pollution abatement, | sediment control, preservation and enhancement of fish |
| morial project teams are tracking erosion and | sediment control, stormwater management, and light pol |
| e, the State of Maryland requires erosion and | sediment controls on construction sites of 5,000 sq ft |
| l sites and their elevated charcoal levels in | sediment cores suggest that extensive anthropogenic fo |
| number of primary sources, including deep-sea | sediment cores (and the fossils of phytoplankton and z |
| limate change, the national archive of subsea | sediment cores (BOSCORF), the National Oceanographic L |
| Moreover, geochemical analysis of | sediment cores has allowed for the reconstruction of t |
| nown from both the fossil record and deep sea | sediment cores. |
| Hodell's research areas include: lake | sediment cores; speleothems; marine sediment cores; an |
| rivers, Lake Powell is gradually filling with | sediment, decreasing its capacity; eventually the sedi |
| agement Tool) - to predict the probability of | sediment delivery with various mitigation treatments i |
| ent and deposition at points along the slope, | sediment delivery, and vegetation growth. |
| The initial porosity of a | sediment depends on its lithology. |
| rosion and redeposited in a currently forming | sediment deposit. |
| ton Delta is a 300-mile-wide clastic wedge of | sediment deposited over what is now eastern North Amer |
| This was originally an island of sand and | sediment deposited in the Missouri River by the Boyer |
| Sediment deposited by glaciers in moraines is characte | |
| arbon dating of plant material recovered from | sediment deposited by the tsunami, the latest incident |
| esponds to small changes in the nature of the | sediment deposited. |
| The year 1938 saw major flooding and | sediment deposition along the river. |
| Two phases of fan | sediment deposition were separated by a long period of |
| m of the delta attests to the balance between | sediment deposition by the Ebro and removal of this ma |
| e able to see their "growth rings" (layers of | sediment deposition) and fossilized shells, leaves or |
| d at the bend of a large river during time of | sediment deposition. |
| ecrease in phosphorus, and a 35% reduction in | sediment, despite urban areas increasing to 31% of the |
| sediment), dissolved chemical species (i.e. | |
| Little Missouri carries heavy loads of eroded | sediment downstream. |
| basin was filled with 400,000 cubic metres of | sediment dredged from the Tyne. |
| sheet pile and have the contaminated muds and | sediment dredged and pumped into a disused treatment p |
| ollowing the alleged illegal dumping of toxic | sediment during the development of Falmouth Marina. |
| gh specific gravity sink to the bottom of the | sediment during agitation and remain within the pan fo |
| nographic circulation studies, including fine | sediment dynamics, sea ice simulations, lak hydrodynam |
| ble for being one of the few areas of Permian | sediment east of the Mississippi River. |
| vere, since due to dams, river regulation and | sediment extraction it has lost most of its former hab |
| Since impact, | sediment filled part of the crater, giving it its pres |
| l sandstone cliffs and interrupts the natural | sediment flow of the area. |
| Fluids such as wind and water, as well as | sediment flowing via gravity, transport previously ero |
| isiana that was formed by rapid deposition of | sediment following the creation of a canal through Wax |
| silisable burrow forms as they penetrated the | sediment for protection or to feed. |
| y a burrowing arthropod ploughing through the | sediment for food, leaving a mound of piled sediment a |
| er gradients where there is a large supply of | sediment for braid bars, while single thread sinous ch |
| the animal (probably a nematode) scoured the | sediment for food. |
| re formed through the gradual accumulation of | sediment: for example, sand on a beach or mud on a riv |
| actions, due to the large amount of trash and | sediment found in it. |
| ebris and oil) and settleable particles, like | sediment, from stormwater. |
| The continuous deposition of | sediment from the river and travertine deposits from t |
| Too much | sediment from the stream, some of it from the Woodrow |
| ce a suitable placer deposit is located, some | sediment from it is scooped into a pan, where it is th |
| After settling the | sediment from the received flow, clear water discharge |
| settling of particles (atoms or molecules) or | sediment from a solution, suspension and mixture or va |
| changers and chillers: Deposits are typically | sediment from impurities in the water circulating thro |
| port of Skagway and, by smaller boat (due to | sediment from the Taiya River), the now-ghost town of |
| Deposition can also refer to the buildup of | sediment from organically derived matter or chemical p |
| of natural fertilizers such as rice straw or | sediment from river flooding, and so on. |
| ntrol the annual flooding, as well as to keep | sediment from the flats out of the Chesapeake Bay. |
| season and washes down an enormous amount of | sediment from the mountains producing muds and soils t |
| hes control surface water runoff, and prevent | sediment from escaping the site. |
| phenomena, mainly from tectonic movement, and | sediment from various sources. |
| A dredge will remove woody | sediment from the dam's inside face and, when breached |
| the area was a river estuary receiving river | sediment from land to the west. |
| rior positioning may be useful for preventing | sediment getting into the mantle cavity, which is more |
| apacity as roughly 1.5 million cubic yards of | sediment has filled it in. |
| an environmental effect on the fjord, and its | sediment has become polluted with PCB and mercury. |
| thick group of volcaniclastic and bentonitic | sediment horizons. |
| The loss of this | sediment, however, gives the water extra energy and it |
| This organism was isolated from | sediment in a tropical tank at the Seattle Aquarium by |
| Transport of | sediment in a channel |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 113 mm. |
| d on a train (the movement would shake up the | sediment in the barrel and result in an undrinkable pi |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 112 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 71 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 129 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 80 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 146 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year reach 100 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 127 mm. |
| Average | sediment in mouth per year is 92 mm. |
| For the body of | sediment in a river, see Bar (river morphology). |
| likely caused by the natural flow of silt and | sediment in the basin. |
| The | sediment in the bottom of a glass or bottle of wine is |
| Muddy streams generally have more | sediment in the water, reducing clarity. |
| Her work analysing pollen taken from the | sediment in bogs revealed the past botanical assemblag |
| Silt ( | sediment) in runoff from construction sites, logging, |
| Bed load | sediment in the thalweg of Campbell creek in Alaska. |
| into bedrock by a combination of abrasion as | sediment in the flow collides with the channel bed and |
| causing a severe scouring of the contaminated | sediment in the reservoir bed and caused a fish kill d |
| the wreck was already being covered by fresh | sediment in 1981. |
| an important analogue to craters filled with | sediment in a similar way on Mars. |
| ke in form, adapted for burrowing through the | sediment in a fashion similar to earthworms. |
| do not feed and they spawn close to the soft | sediment in which they were previously resident. |
| The | sediment in the submerged river beds from that period |
| d depressions that filled up with continental | sediment in the Tertiary period. |
| Unless they form a stable bottom | sediment in the final container, the spent finings are |
| g gamma radiation to characterize the rock or | sediment in a borehole. |
| ic failure and subsequent evolution following | sediment inhibition and a great storm in October 1996 |
| esent an unusually high supply of terrigenous | sediment into the shallow carbonate platform that was |
| ts of tectonic uplift in nearby areas feeding | sediment into the area. |
| ps wash down an astonishing 2 billion tons of | sediment into the plains of India, making it the most |
| ted as part of a braided river system feeding | sediment into the Weald Basin. |
| Since the | sediment is more permeable than the surrounding materi |
| When a layer of | sediment is originally deposited, it contains an open |
| nd therefore its competence (ability to carry | sediment) is increased. |
| ws merge in a small settling reservoir, where | sediment is naturally deposited, and then pumped for t |
| However, the source of the | sediment is termed its provenance. |
| s routed around the incipient bar, additional | sediment is deposited on the incipient bar. |
| , entrainment is the process by which surface | sediment is incorporated into a fluid flow (such as ai |
| As the | sediment is buried it is compacted as more and more ma |
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