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Sediment
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German
German
sedi·ment [ˈsedɪmənt, Am also -ə-] N
1. sediment no pl:
sediment (dregs at bottom)
Sediment nt <-(e)s, -e>
sediment (in river)
Ablagerung f <-, -en>
sediment (in wine)
2. sediment (deposited substance):
sediment
Sediment nt <-(e)s, -e>
sediment
Ablagerung f <-, -en>
sedi·ment trap N GEOG
sediment trap (in waterbodies)
Sedimentfalle f <-, -n>
German
German
English
English
sedimentary material [ˈsedɪmentriməˌtɪəriəl], sediment [ˈsedɪmənt] N
settling sediment N
settling sediment
sediment of the lake N
sediment of the lake
fine grain sediment N
fine grain sediment
coarse grain sediment N
coarse grain sediment
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Its predominantly composed of sedimentary materials such as sandstones, clays and conglomerates.
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The creatures are arranged in layers like sedimentary material.
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The organic matter is usually a component of sedimentary material even if it is present in low abundance (usually lower than 1%).
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The cliffs are largely composed of sedimentary materials.
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These blocks of sedimentary material are unique to the mountain, which otherwise is uniformly composed of silicic dacite.
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Physics with Ion Beams - Innovative Research in Germany All living organisms contain carbon and some of this carbon is preserved in sediments after their death.
sni-portal.uni-kiel.de
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Physik mit Ionenstrahlen - Innovative Forschung in Deutschland Alle lebenden Organismen enthalten Kohlenstoff und einen Teil dieses Kohlenstoffs wird nach ihrem Tod in Sedimenten erhalten.
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They offer the most efficient and economical solution for the contaminants that are typical for these media (solid and suspended particles such as dust, sediment, and rust or water).Combined filter-coalescers of various ratings are available for the first phase, allowing optimized adaptation to the technical requirements of the application.
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www.mahle-industry.com
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Sie bieten gerade für die bei diesen Medien typischen Verunreinigungen (Fest- und Schwebstoffteilchen wie Staub, Sediment und Rost oder Wasser) die effizienteste und wirtschaftlichste Lösung.Für die erste Stufe sind kombinierte Filter-Coalescer unterschiedlicher Feinheit erhältlich, die eine bestmögliche Anpassung an die jeweiligen technischen Erfordernisse erlauben.
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However, pure chemical reaction between nitrate and pyrite could not take place neither experimentally in the natural sediment nor be detected in marine system.
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www.bayceer.uni-bayreuth.de
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Allerdings könnte rein chemische Reaktion zwischen Nitrat und Pyrit weder experimentell in dem natürlichen Sediment noch in marinem System stattfinden.
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Merging subsurface imaging interpretation with morphological studies of exposed sediments reveals lake-level fluctuations of several hundreds of meters (an amplitude of over ~700 m) during the past ca. ~600 ka.
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www.ifg.uni-kiel.de
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Das Zusammenführen von der Interpretation der Untergrundabbildungen mit morphologischen Untersuchungen von freiliegenden Sedimenten offenbart Seespiegelschwankungen um einige hundert Meter (eine Amplitude von mehr als ~700 m) während der letzten ca. ~600 ka.
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Radionuclides of the uranium decay series in river sediments of the Mulde River as compared to results from previous projects
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www.irs.uni-hannover.de
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Uran und langlebige Folgeprodukte in Sedimenten der Mulde im Vergleich zu Untersuchungsergebnissen aus früheren Projekten
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