Examples of using Sediment in English and their translations into Turkish
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The best way to do that is to pile layer upon layer upon layer of sediment on top of it.
Creating layers on the ocean floor. Each year, sand and sediment cover up the remains.
In most cases, kettle holes eventually fill with water, sediment, or vegetation.
They're filled with eight types of organic sediment that Gary can't get enough of.
So sediment from the sandblasting accumulated somewhere under that bridge and then got picked up in the tire treads of the Hummer.
And these plants need sunlight, so we know when we find that sediment there's no ice overhead.
And if you look north here, there's a big river that flows into the lake that's been carrying sediment and preserving the remains of the animals that lived there.
Each year the Yellow River carries billions of tons of sediment from the Loess Plateau eastwards to the crop fields of the Chinese heartland.
The Volga discharges large amounts of industrial waste and sediment into the relatively shallow northern part of the Caspian Sea.
The only body of water that might have algae and sediment that could match what we found on the remains.
Sediment, building up on the riverbed, has caused the Yellow River
Sometimes it's pollution, they get covered by sediment, and global warming is certainly playing its part, too.
What keeps that fine sediment here is the vegetation- the grasses bind the topsoil together.
falls to the sea bed, and its shell becomes part of the sediment.
Natural remanent magnetization(NRM) is the permanent magnetism of a rock or sediment.
A British and Greek collaborative geophysical investigation launched in the 1990s found through the use of seismic survey and sediment analysis that the canal had crossed the whole isthmus.
Unfortunately cost and difficulty of collecting sediment cores from the open Pacific has limited the availability of samples that might help to confirm or disprove these observations.
Each year, sand and sediment cover up the remains, creating layers on the ocean floor.
Using ocean sediment cores, Shackleton, Hays and Imbrie demonstrated that oscillations in climate
ice cores and ocean sediment cores provide more quantitative and accurately dated evidence for temperatures