sedimentation

Converse of object

• prevent: To prevent sedimentation in the tanks the slurry is agitated by either mechanical means or by compressed air.
• indicate: Intercalation of shallow marine deposits with these two units indicating active sedimentation during falling sea-level.
• cause: Sedimentation velocity A relatively high rotor speed is used to cause rapid sedimentation of solute toward the bottom of the sample cell.
• suggest: These authors therefore suggest that sedimentation has kept pace with sea-level rise over recent millennia.

Adjective modifier

• glacial: Publications Hogan, K.A. ( 2001 ) Glacial sedimentation and deglacial history of inner Disko Bugt, West Greenland.
• geological: Formation of this clay is possibly the result of recent geological sedimentation and particulate sorting due to riverine activity.
• net: Equilibrium estuary: An estuary where there is no net sedimentation or erosion despite considerable sediment transport.
• Holocene: Since then, Holocene sedimentation has been dominated by along slope transport by bottom currents.

Modifies a noun

• equilibrium: Sedimentation equilibrium A lower rotor speed is used than is required for complete sedimentation of the sample.
• coefficient: The rate of movement of this boundary gives the sedimentation coefficient s.
• velocity: Sedimentation velocity A relatively high rotor speed is used to cause rapid sedimentation of solute toward the bottom of the sample cell.
• rate: The sedimentation rate is usually quicker in blood from anyone with PMR.
• tank: Paper mills usually have their own water treatment plants with sedimentation tanks.
• process: The added aluminum or iron is removed in the sedimentation process.

Noun used with modifier

• erythrocyte: Erythrocyte sedimentation rate ( ESR ) a test which shows the level of inflammation in the body.
• reservoir: There is a substantial section on sedimentation, which focuses on stream load measurement and the problems of reservoir sedimentation.
• carbonate: By the end of this field trip, you should have some understanding of the processes which control carbonate sedimentation in such settings.

Preposition: in

• environment: In addition, Institute staff have also edited several books on the processes and patterns of sedimentation in glacier-influenced marine environments.
• reservoir: Sedimentation in storage reservoirs NB 2.1 MB ( February 2001 ) Report by Halcrow Water.

Preposition: of

• particle: Infiltration of some water into the soil and sedimentation of the coarse particles of the suspended load takes place simultaneously.