Dit zijn woorden examples gerelateerd aan unconsolidated. Klik op een woord om naar de detailpagina van het woord te gaan. Of, ga naar de definitie van unconsolidated.
All of the analysed samples were fine-grained unconsolidated sediments.
In addition, the unconsolidated nature of the lunar regolith may further enhance the survivability of impacting meteorites.
Such an unconsolidated sea-floor, subject to the planing action of storm waves, would tend to maintain a relatively flat surface.
Terms such as ' delegative ', ' fragile ', ' unstable ' are commonly used to characterise the unconsolidated status of most of the region's democratic regimes.
The old neocortical patterns will remain effectively unconsolidated and hence vulnerable to catastrophic interference.
The soil is loose unconsolidated sand with limited organic matter.
Several definitions of regolith are cited along the general lines of unconsolidated soil and sediment at the surface.
Arguably, a transitional polity with an unconsolidated party system may be more conducive to non-partisanship in the cabinet.
A further deposit is 70 m beyond this and the innermost beach margin of unconsolidated material is 80 m southeast of the hut.
Features of these claystones, that is, the unconsolidated character, near-absence of sedimentary structures and dark colour, impede, for now, the recognition of biogenic structures.
This contact is irregular, due to the pumice and lithic clasts sinking into unconsolidated ash.
If this were the case, the delegative phenomenon would have a much more ambiguous meaning than the one attributed by recent debates on unconsolidated democracies.
Such democracies remain unconsolidated, cycling between democratic phases, with unfettered redistribution to the poor, and oligarchy, during which the gains to the poor are retrenched.
This process may lead to reworking of unconsolidated ashes and form erosionally based climbing ripple- and planar-bedded graded bentonitized tuff and tuffaceous mudstone beds with load casts at their bases.
Sole marks that point to deformation of unconsolidated, highly liquid sediments at the base of sand layers are particularly frequent in the upper part of the formation.
