sediment
US /ˈsɛdəmənt/
・UK /ˈsedɪmənt/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounMaterial that settles to the bottom of a liquid
The sediment in the bottom of that glass tastes bitter
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American History: The Greatest Speeches (1933-2008)
- brutalized five months ago sediment saying started this cruel war against
brutalized five months ago sediment saying started this cruel war against
Resilience of the Maya Civilization (Full Episode) | Rise and Fall of the Maya | National Geographic
- One misplaced kick could stir up sediment that cuts visibility to zero.
One misplaced kick could stir up sediment that cuts visibility to zero.
- One misplaced kick could stir up sediment that cuts visibility to zero.
One misplaced kick could stir up sediment that cuts visibility to zero.
L8P3
- The Δ18 oxygen of seabottom sediment cores, a temperature proxy, oscillates with periodicity that reflects changes in obliquity and eccentricities.
The Δ18 oxygen of seabottom sediment cores, a temperature proxy, oscillates with periodicity that reflects changes in obliquity and eccentricities.
- oxygen of sea bottom sediment cores a temperature proxy, oscillates with periodicity that reflects
oxygen of sea bottom sediment cores a temperature proxy, oscillates with periodicity that reflects
Charlotte & Victoria
- It's crystalline sediment.
It's crystalline sediment.
- It's crystalline sediment.
It's crystalline sediment.
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- Also known as the Richat Structure, this landmark formed over time as wind continuously eroded its different layers of sediment quartzite in volcanic rock.
Also known as the Richat Structure, this landmark formed over time as wind continuously eroded its different layers of sediment quartzite in volcanic rock.
- but the salt sediment present makes it a beautiful blue color.
but the salt sediment present makes it a beautiful blue color.
7 Things We Don't Know About the Ocean
- They were only about 10 to 10,000 microorganisms in a cubic centimeter of sediment that they studied, compared to, like, billions that you'd find in the same amount of dirt from your garden.
They were only about 10 to 10,000 microorganisms in a cubic centimeter of sediment that they studied, compared to, like, billions that you'd find in the same amount of dirt from your garden.
- and they seem to have formed when layers of salt from evaporated oceans millions of years ago got buried under layers of sediment.
and they seem to have formed when layers of salt from evaporated oceans millions of years ago got buried under layers of sediment.
Agriculture and Environment Center
- They retain sediment.
They retain sediment.
- they retain sediment.
they retain sediment.
Serious Sediment
- Some of these soil particles get washed into aquatic systems and form the basis of the sediment that forms in the bottoms of rivers, lakes, harbors, and
Some of these soil particles get washed into aquatic systems and form the basis of the sediment that forms in the bottoms of rivers, lakes, harbors, and
- get pushed into aquatic systems and form the basis of the sediment that forms in the bottoms
get pushed into aquatic systems and form the basis of the sediment that forms in the bottoms
Intro to Salt Marshes
- and it depletes the water that's in the sediment of oxygen.
and it depletes the water that's in the sediment of oxygen.
- It depletes the water that is in the sediment of oxygen.
It depletes the water that is in the sediment of oxygen.
Conservation and Restoration Ecology: Crash Course Ecology #12
- And from 2006 to 2010, engineers carefully removed all the toxic sediment, as well as the dam itself.
And from 2006 to 2010, engineers carefully removed all the toxic sediment, as well as the dam itself.
- all the toxic sediment as well as the dam itself.
all the toxic sediment as well as the dam itself.