| NOUN1 | an erosion | erosions |
| NOUN2 | erosion | - |
| SYNO | corroding | corrosion | eating away | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
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- Erosion {f} = erosion
- Erosion {f} [durch Fließgewässer] = hydraulic action
- beschleunigte Erosion {f} = accelerated erosion
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- The lake basins of the lakeland originate from the joint work of weathering and erosion of fractures in the bedrock.
- The Gildersleeve Mountain we see today is the result of hundreds of millions of years of erosion.
- Measuring or quantifying sediment transport or erosion is therefore important for coastal engineering.
- The karstification of limestones and dolomites in this area is below the base level of erosion, below the sea level and is deeper than 1,000 m.
- Despite the USLE's plot-scale spatial basis, the model has often been used to estimate soil erosion on much larger areas, such as watersheds, continents, and globally.
- Most soil erosion models consider only soil erosion by water, however a few aim to predict wind erosion.
- Coastal erosion causes loss of habitat for "A. prostratus". Cliff and sand dune habitats can be damaged by erosion.
- No-till farming improves aggregates and reduces erosion. Soil erosion might be reduced almost to soil production rates.
- Worldwide, erosion by water is more important than erosion by wind, but wind erosion is important in semiarid and arid regions.
- These probes are mostly used to monitor corrosion caused by erosion or wear.
- A disconformity is an unconformity between parallel layers of sedimentary rocks which represents a period of erosion or non-deposition.
- Since surface erosion is easier to control than bulk erosion, surface erosion is preferred in drug delivery where the release of the drug must be constant or be controlled by changing the dimensions of the material.
- Schoch states that wind erosion forms distinctive horizontal bands, whereas the water erosion features are clearly vertical.
- upstream) erosion at a knick point. This erosion can result from interflow and soil piping (internal erosion) as well as surface runoff.
- In geology, intraclasts are irregularly-shaped grains that form by syndepositional erosion (i.e. erosion simultaneous with deposition) of partially-lithified sediment.
- Peru's topography makes it susceptible to soil erosion.
- Bedload erosion can also be a major factor in bedrock erosion. It is caused by saltating grains or traction.
- Erosion poses a major threat to this property along many of the trail.
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