例句與造句

1. Whatever the cause, the uprising allowed the ancient channel to rise to more than 2000m at times.
2. Ice sheets during the Hennepin Canal roughly follows the ancient channel of the Mississippi downstream from Rock Island to Hennepin, Illinois.
3. The sediments that the ancient channel is either cut into or buried by can be either unconsolidated, semi-consolidated, consolidated, or lithified.
4. An ancient channel cut all the way through the sediments now composing the mudstone, and its deposit forms the Hild bonebed's southern boundary.
5. South of Hennepin, to Alton, Illinois, the current Illinois River follows the ancient channel used by the Mississippi River before the Illinoian Stage.
6. It's difficult to find ancient channel in a sentence. 用ancient channel造句挺難的
7. The thickness of sediments that fill ancient channels indicate that the major channels of these rivers may have been ten meters or more deep.
8. Clay deposits from this period have resulted in areas of poor drainage, large swamps, and peat bogs in some ancient channels of this river.
9. In 1899, an ancient channel, also leading from the Gihon Spring halfway to the Siloam Pool area, but by a more direct route, was found.
10. Crystalline basement rocks are overlain by layers of sand and clay deposits in the Neogene period lakes and ancient channels of the Amur and Zeya.
11. Olmito Lake is in the northern part of the town, and the Resaca del Rancho Viejo, an ancient channel of the Rio Grande, forms the western edge of the community.
12. In addition, its isolation is enforced by the river, which flows around much of its base, and Spirit Lake, an ancient channel of the Kiamichi River, which lies along another side.
13. This difficulty emerges from the complicated nature of local stratigraphy as individual bonebeds are difficult to track for more than a few hundred meters because they are divided by ancient channel deposits.
14. While many scientists have thought that there were clear signs on the surface of Mars, such as ancient channels that resemble riverbeds, to suggest that the planet was once much more Earthlike than it is today, the idea was always controversial.
15. It also led to the discovery of ancient riverbeds beneath the Sahara, and a new analysis by Boston University professor Farouk El-Baz, director of BU's Center for Remote Sensing, has now demonstrated that oases in the desert seem to line up directly over these ancient channels.