slope basin造句

例句与造句

1. Before reaching this saddle, the route passes through a gently sloped basin filled with snow.
2. The Ennedi Plateau and the Ouadda?highlands in the east complete the image of a gradually sloping basin, which descends towards Lake Chad.
3. The Death Valley area's carbonates appear to represent all three environments ( down-slope basin, reef, and back-reef platform ) owing to movement through time of the reef-line itself.
4. A 2011 study argues that the Puncoviscana Formation deposited in either a forearc basin or a trench-slope basin associated with a volcanic arc in the western margin of Gondwana.
5. Surface water drains into Honduras'two primary drainage basins; the Atlantic sloping basin representing 82 % of the country, and the Pacific sloping basin accounting for the remaining 13 % of Honduras.
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7. Surface water drains into Honduras'two primary drainage basins; the Atlantic sloping basin representing 82 % of the country, and the Pacific sloping basin accounting for the remaining 13 % of Honduras.
8. Elevation varies from 3, 500 to 5, 200 feet ( 1, 067 to 1, 585 m ) The nearly flat to gently sloping basins and playas are poorly drained, have a high water table, and retain water seasonally.
9. As with almost all of the estuarine system including the Bathurst Channel, the seabed falls sharply from the shore before hitting the level floor of the harbour which forms a gently sloping basin of mud and gravel with a maximum depth of near Dixon Island.
10. Inch by inch, the lake has been swelling across a gently sloping basin without an outlet, forcing nearly 400 families to move their homes as it swallowed up 80, 000 acres of farmland, three state parks, miles of country roads and perhaps a million trees.
11. Officials have known for years about the flooding dangers of the river, which flows rapidly as it drops 2, 000 feet ( 600 meters ) from its source 14, 000 feet ( 4, 300 meters ) above sea level down to La Paz, which sits in a sloped basin where hundreds of rivers meet.