「silt」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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Enclosure Dating Project show that the initial | silt accumulated at around 3650 BC, whilst the middl |
Silt accumulation in the reservoir along with raw se | |
f fouling in water cycles are sediments (scale, | silt, algae) and sludge (corrosion and bacterial act |
The formation consists of marine clay and | silt, alternating with moer sandy layers. |
Mud - | silt and clay. |
The soil is | silt and loam. |
The dam sat on a foundation of | silt and stable biotite gneiss (rock). |
s, ponds, ditches, and inundated fields, over a | silt and mud substrate. |
zed particles), mudstones (subequal mixture of | silt- and clay-sized particles), and claystones (com |
Deposits from the River include layer of | silt and clay, and the lowest layers show a palaeoli |
On the bed of the historic lake, the prevailing | silt and volcanic clay sediments amplify seismic sha |
Soils are predominantly moderately well drained | silt and loam over calcareous sandy loam till or sil |
Much of the basin filled with fine sand, | silt, and gravel; then the dam was breached and the |
function of this is to test incoming water for | silt and other possible food particles. |
n so that the estuary progressively filled with | silt and peat. |
d too expensive to dredge the growing levels of | silt and mud at the entrance the small harbour. |
rth comprises fairly equal proportions of sand, | silt, and clay, with occasional flints. |
shows that the basin and dock were sealed with | silt and debris, and the buildings razed to the grou |
e people because the waters left behind fertile | silt and moisture, which was the cause of the fertil |
ng sea levels are thought to have deposited the | silt and sand which (together with older clays) unde |
ar or succession of shoals of alluvium, such as | silt and sand, constricting or blocking access to an |
lants called Erdalators [sic] that could remove | silt and suspended matter, filter, and purify even c |
work must be completed to clear the waterway of | silt and plant growth (water pennywort, Hydrocotyle |
half a mile from the river and under 45 feet of | silt and topsoil. |
It consists of marine clay, | silt and sand, deposited in the shallow sea that cov |
lly on top of the older Tielt Formation (marine | silt and sand), another formation of the same group. |
tuation is likely caused by the natural flow of | silt and sediment in the basin. |
limited to shallow, wave-agitated waters, while | silt and clays are deposited in quieter, deep water |
The PI of the mixed soil (clay, | silt and sand/gravel combined) should not exceed 12 |
its North West rivers' flow by dredging out the | silt and other contaminants due to the flood. |
The mud, | silt and sand were never entirely removed from the t |
ch more than 80 feet (24 m) of sediments (clay, | silt, and sand) were deposited. |
As much as 30 feet of fine sand, | silt and organic sediments were deposited in the cha |
basin, 30 - 40 feet (12 m) of glacial clay and | silt and a 1 - 2-foot (0.61 m) mixture of clay-mixed |
sequences of wooden stakes, buried under tidal | silt and an additional 15-20 feet of 19th-century Ba |
es, each driven through 30 feet of gravel fill, | silt, and clay, and constantly wetted by the water t |
)), and diaspore (α-AlO(OH)), as well as clays, | silt, and iron oxides and hydroxides. |
reached the delta at that time, its freshwater, | silt, and nutrients helped create and sustain a comp |
by siltation, with an estimated 90,000 tons of | silt annually eroding from farms in the lake's South |
certain size (essentially anything larger than | silt) are not measured by a bench turbidity meter (t |
e range of waters, usually requiring a layer of | silt as the nymphs have strong legs which are adapte |
vertically from a muddy base catching fine dark | silt as it grew, began as mounds deposited by bryozo |
broad ribbon of relatively impermiable clay and | silt bordered by low bluffs. |
ed to the western sections of the refuge due to | silt buildup. |
not cleaned, the water ran into the houses and | silt built up. |
It is sited on alluvial | silt by the River Stour, approximately 2 miles east |
iginal lake, the creation of a managed wetlands | silt capture system to both provide biodiverse habit |
ttent check dams were installed to further abet | silt capture, with the outcome of reducing 50 percen |
Soil and | silt carried by the Onga River gradually built up un |
79) Consisting of sand, mud, and | silt carried to sea by rivers, their composition is |
eclassified on more recent maps as the "Langley | Silt Complex". |
The MMO alleges that A&P allowed | silt contaminated with the biocide TBT - one of the |
Because of high | silt content carried in by the Colorado and San Juan |
t pollution of a watercourse, even re-suspended | silt, could result in a criminal prosecution by the |
The city in 1998 built a low-headed | silt dam on Locust Creek, one of the reservoir's tri |
llow due to the presence of the accumulation of | silt, debris and plastic bags. |
The | silt density index is a measure for the fouling capa |
The Kole lands are highly fertile from the | silt deposited by the flood-waters). |
Silt deposited by this process forms into long jetty | |
the end of the last ice age uncovered hardened | silt deposited when the area was part of the Wealden |
se much of the eastern coastline was created by | silt deposits from the Mississippi River. |
d in fine sand beaches, such as those formed by | silt deposits. |
was lead geologist for the exploaratory mudflat | silt drilling for the construction of the Hindenburg |
The | silt elimia, scientific name Elimia haysiana, is a s |
The village is situated on the | Silt Fen, a sea bank formed thousands of years ago. |
A | silt fence, a type of sediment control, installed on |
Culverts, | silt fences, break dams, and ditches control surface |
1341 AD helped to shift the sea westwards from | silt filling in the direct sea route from Niranam. |
d' is an open depression about 10 m deep with a | silt floor and much aquatic life, the ‘Chasm' is a s |
The annual | silt flow into the lake is estimated to be 336,325 t |
fforts have been ongoing to remove the polluted | silt from the former reservoir bed. |
a set of hydrocyclones that separates sand and | silt from the drilling fluid. |
o east current along the beach brings suspended | silt from the Mobile river delta toward the Florida |
the sea when the original location filled with | silt from the dikes. |
beaks are specially adapted to separate mud and | silt from the food they eat, and are uniquely used u |
trate of gravel, the substrate becomes sand and | silt going further downstream. |
vice had operated, but the docks had rotted and | silt had filled in the areas where the large ferries |
artefacts, especially those that were buried in | silt, had been preserved, the long exposure to an un |
Silt has also made some portions of the land inacces | |
In recent years, | silt has accumulated in the lake causing capacity to |
never re-emerge from the waters of Ladybower as | silt has already covered the remains of its building |
e upper Chesapeake Bay deposited heavy loads of | silt in the Susquehanna flats area. |
r challenge to farming was the large amounts of | silt in Grafton's section of the Virgin River. |
The cost of removing deposited | silt in the dam is equal to the construction of a ne |
ting to remove pollution and toxicants from the | silt in the canal. |
r grained sedimentary material, such as clay or | silt, in which larger grains or clasts are embedded. |
Findings such as the small quantity of | silt in the ditch fills also suggest that the dyke f |
t on two banks on which the river has deposited | silt, in this cataract area, where islands are scatt |
centre at Cribbs Causeway, sends a good deal of | silt into the system, slowing the flow and creating |
Alluvial | silt is deposited in the estuary. |
Much of this | silt is deposited at the mouth of the river or in th |
Because of the | silt kicked up by boats and the problem with water w |
Walla Valley consist largely of wind-deposited | silt known as loess, that provides good drainage for |
Streams with only sand or | silt laden beds do not develop the feature. |
wn for the corn it produces from the rich river | silt laden soil. |
e Ozark Highlands, the river continues its slow | silt laden path into Arkansas where it receives the |
The Natchez | Silt Loam as the official state soil, designated by |
ists of a 3 inch top soil of dark grayish brown | silt loam and to 8 inches, a subsurface of brown sil |
Because of the surface layer of | silt loam and slow permeability in the clayey subsoi |
ers Association of Mississippi selected Natchez | silt loam soil to represent the soil resources of th |
undulating Delta soils range from heavy clay to | silt loam and limited sand ridges (hot spots). |
Usually it is adapted to clay, | silt, loam, silty clay, sandy clay, clay loam, silt |
ticle utilizes text taken verbatim from Natchez | Silt Loam- Mississippi State Soil, a public domain p |
es, and erosion filled the creek's channel with | silt, making barge traffic to the area obsolete . |
The harbour and town were filled with sand, | silt, mud and debris, and the River Rother changed c |
for baths, drinking, and inhalations; medicinal | silt mud of the Lake Verkhneye and Lake Sredneye and |
Much of the | silt now scoured from the river course was deposited |
The foundation rests in the | silt of the Yellow River. |
The bulk of this is in the form of | silt of a blue/grey colour. |
s was similar to alluvial deposits found in the | silt of the Pactolus river, which ran through the Ly |
hed away by rains badly contaminated the bottom | silt of the reservoir. |
Just as the Lotus, our emblem, is rooted in the | silt of a bed of water and grows out of it and reach |
the years with comparative ease since the soft | silt of the river-bed allows for easy dredging. |
imen to be correlated with (it was found in the | silt of the riverbed), the fossils cannot be dated w |
e the fast flowing Nelson River was building up | silt on both sides of the wharf. |
e pebbles or larger clasts in a matrix of sand, | silt, or clay. |
These can be mobile, like a fine | silt, or can build up in layers on the metal surface |
c (usually HDPE or LLDPE), sometimes with clay, | silt or sand beneath the plastic liner. |
cts which are themselves still embedded in mud, | silt or clay, slowly being exposed by wave action an |
opened four channels, which had got choked with | silt over the years. |
, and deposition of by-products, such as sand / | silt, paraffins, and asphaltenes. |
Mud or muddy water, is where soil, clay, or | silt particles are suspended in water |
eak down to produce a mixture of silica sand or | silt particles and clay. |
Dichrodium fern fossils in | silt parting from Triassic coal measures within the |
left is mostly shallow and suffers from serious | silt problems. |
conditions of almost zero visibility due to the | silt rising from the bottom, broke the back window w |
drant that is used for flushing a water line of | silt, rust, debris, or stagnant water. |
The basic method will work only in loose (clay, | silt, sand and light gravel) soils, but adaptations |
It permeates organic matter, binding it to | silt, sand, and clay particles. |
e interpretation of the patterns in dust, dirt, | silt, sand, or the ashes of the recently deceased. |
le-cornered shoreline created by the buildup of | silt, sand, and cobble at the mouth of the creek has |
eam splits, due to a delta collapsing, sand and | silt sediments pile up on top until that area is cov |
Conocarpus species are native to the | silt shores of coasts and islands of Florida, includ |
stes from wet separation are typically sand and | silt size and are called “tailings.” |
This abundance of | silt smothers the oysters. |
a saltpan, with the centre of the lake holding | silt swamps, and no longer holds any native birds. |
rs to maintain pressure against the water laden | silt that was being tunneled through. |
ted to generate hydroelectric power and to trap | silt that would otherwise create problems at the Thr |
vonian and Silurian periods, when the sands and | silt that had eroded from the Acadian Mountains to t |
As this sponge is commonly covered in | silt, the papillae are often the only part of the an |
m and its water intakes had become clogged with | silt, the resulting damage was particularly severe a |
er carries an enormous amount of reddish-orange | silt to the sea. |
Recently it was dredged for | silt to increase its water holding capacity. |
t is necessary to collect fine sized material - | silt to clay - where the fine flakes of gold will re |
duces the current, causing most of the sand and | silt to settle before it reaches the main Nagashima |
r of 1876 caused large quantities of gangue and | silt to be washed into the higher part of Restrongue |
western India, when Khambhat's harbour began to | silt up by the end of fifteenth century. |
Without the 24-hour dredging, the mouth would | silt up and close, cutting the supply of fresh seawa |
astrohical torpedo hit"- the wreck is buried in | silt up to the design waterline- pretty hard to make |
eed, however, are causing the lake to gradually | silt up and reduce the area of open water - currentl |
the Adirondacks might cause erosion that would | silt up the Erie Canal and make it unnavigable by cr |
As ships grew bigger and the Thames began to | silt up, the dockyard eventually closed in 1869. |
Rather than allow it to | silt up, it was enlarged, and Cripps sluice construc |
ry in the river's watershed caused the river to | silt up, and numerous sandbars formed along its cour |
As the Dee started to | silt up, harbouring facilities developed at Shotwick |
es and fortresses but the estuary then began to | silt up. |
In 1856 the mill was demolished, the | silt was dredged and an embankment built around the |
Ammocoetes burrow into the sand and | silt where they live for 3-7 years, feeding on micro |
hem in the eternal darkness under the rocks and | silt where it lives. |
This is caused by a large load of clay and | silt which contains iron oxides. |
Glacial | silt, which is carried from the glacier by streams, |
rom the glacier is heavy in rock flour (glacial | silt) which turns the waters of Mica Lake turquoise |
he river carried quantities of stones, clay and | silt, which clogged the basin, locks and levels once |
am, where the reservoir existed, is now full of | silt with the exception of directly behind the upstr |
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