Definition of sedimentation in English:

sedimentation

noun sɛdɪmɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛdəmənˈteɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The process of settling or being deposited as a sediment.
sedimentation occurs when the droplets sink to the bottom
the natural sedimentation of the estuary
Example sentencesExamples
- Threats to the three darter species are mounting due to increased sedimentation of the watershed caused by urbanization.
- The river's environmentally sensitive habitat has been safeguarded against further sedimentation.
- Removing the structures also helps to avoid sedimentation of the stream.
- The period from 1150 BC to AD 150 witnessed active erosion and sedimentation on floodplains and in channels.
- The amount of haemolysis was measured by comparing the absorption of the blood to that of the supernatant after sedimentation of the red cells.
- A large amount of the progeny phages were separated from the bacterial media by multiple steps of sedimentation and resuspension.
- Sedimentation continuing at its current rates, or increasing, undermines the future ecological viability of shrimp farms.
- The borates on the claims in the canyon originated through sedimentation on an ancient lake bed.
- We have simulated the sedimentation of particles with very small diffusion coefficients.
- The life of the dam is estimated to be not more than 30 years because of heavy sedimentation.

Definition of sedimentation in US English:

sedimentation

nounˌsedəmənˈtāSH(ə)nˌsɛdəmənˈteɪʃ(ə)n

The process of settling or being deposited as a sediment.
sedimentation occurs when the droplets sink to the bottom
the natural sedimentation of the estuary
Example sentencesExamples
- We have simulated the sedimentation of particles with very small diffusion coefficients.
- The period from 1150 BC to AD 150 witnessed active erosion and sedimentation on floodplains and in channels.
- The life of the dam is estimated to be not more than 30 years because of heavy sedimentation.
- Removing the structures also helps to avoid sedimentation of the stream.
- A large amount of the progeny phages were separated from the bacterial media by multiple steps of sedimentation and resuspension.
- The amount of haemolysis was measured by comparing the absorption of the blood to that of the supernatant after sedimentation of the red cells.
- Threats to the three darter species are mounting due to increased sedimentation of the watershed caused by urbanization.
- Sedimentation continuing at its current rates, or increasing, undermines the future ecological viability of shrimp farms.
- The river's environmentally sensitive habitat has been safeguarded against further sedimentation.
- The borates on the claims in the canyon originated through sedimentation on an ancient lake bed.

单词	sedimentation
释义	Definition of sedimentation in English: sedimentation noun sɛdɪmɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛdəmənˈteɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The process of settling or being deposited as a sediment. sedimentation occurs when the droplets sink to the bottom the natural sedimentation of the estuary Example sentencesExamples Threats to the three darter species are mounting due to increased sedimentation of the watershed caused by urbanization. The river's environmentally sensitive habitat has been safeguarded against further sedimentation. Removing the structures also helps to avoid sedimentation of the stream. The period from 1150 BC to AD 150 witnessed active erosion and sedimentation on floodplains and in channels. The amount of haemolysis was measured by comparing the absorption of the blood to that of the supernatant after sedimentation of the red cells. A large amount of the progeny phages were separated from the bacterial media by multiple steps of sedimentation and resuspension. Sedimentation continuing at its current rates, or increasing, undermines the future ecological viability of shrimp farms. The borates on the claims in the canyon originated through sedimentation on an ancient lake bed. We have simulated the sedimentation of particles with very small diffusion coefficients. The life of the dam is estimated to be not more than 30 years because of heavy sedimentation. Definition of sedimentation in US English: sedimentation nounˌsedəmənˈtāSH(ə)nˌsɛdəmənˈteɪʃ(ə)n The process of settling or being deposited as a sediment. sedimentation occurs when the droplets sink to the bottom the natural sedimentation of the estuary Example sentencesExamples We have simulated the sedimentation of particles with very small diffusion coefficients. The period from 1150 BC to AD 150 witnessed active erosion and sedimentation on floodplains and in channels. The life of the dam is estimated to be not more than 30 years because of heavy sedimentation. Removing the structures also helps to avoid sedimentation of the stream. A large amount of the progeny phages were separated from the bacterial media by multiple steps of sedimentation and resuspension. The amount of haemolysis was measured by comparing the absorption of the blood to that of the supernatant after sedimentation of the red cells. Threats to the three darter species are mounting due to increased sedimentation of the watershed caused by urbanization. Sedimentation continuing at its current rates, or increasing, undermines the future ecological viability of shrimp farms. The river's environmentally sensitive habitat has been safeguarded against further sedimentation. The borates on the claims in the canyon originated through sedimentation on an ancient lake bed.
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