Examples of using Eroded in English and their translations into Slovak
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The sedimentary material appears to be easily eroded and active wind erosion may be continuing to the current day.
the bed can also be eroded by abrasion, which in turn grinds down the moving sediment into smaller, rounder particles.
A desire path is an organic passageway between two areas that has been eroded due to high amounts of use.
An example of a weaker type of rock is shale which is easily eroded by agents of weathering.
The ravages of time while their eroded, but glass, stone
He asks,“which was it that eroded American hegemony- the rise of new challengers
If the specific odor is eroded within a few days is an acceptable solution,
Correctly understanding the California law is important to avoid having the restored flexibility eroded again by belief in a nonexistent duty to warn.
one that was eroded by the al-Bashir regime.
economic power eroded by 20 years of the popular Bolivarian Revolution.
If religious liberty is eroded here at home,
This coincided with an escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China, which eroded consumer sentiment,
which have been eroded by sea water
By the time I came to conclude the case the terrible reality is that almost the entirety of Alfie's brain had been eroded, leaving only water and spinal fluid.
It doesn't need to be coated since it's tough to be eroded and oxidized.
percolating down through the limestone, eroded the interior of the islands,
It is genenrally believed that steel roofing sheet can guarantee 30 more yaers without being rusted or eroded in various conditions. 7.
Now above sea level wind and rain eroded the rocks forming a soil at the surface.
Checking for the presence of a surface of loose seats, those where due to violations of filling technology solution did not get strength or eroded due to moisture.
With the eventual success of the Reformation in Scotland, the office of the bishop was increasingly eroded until it was finally abolished by William of Orange in 1689.