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Meanings of denudation in English
Usage of denudation in English
1
The greatest discovery was in methods of denudation displayed beneath the glacier.
2
Percutaneous coronary intervention is associated with mechanical endovascular injury and endothelial denudation.
3
There is an enormous difference between mean and maximum denudation and deposition.
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He seems to think his great subsidence only FAVOURABLE for great denudation.
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How little he could ever have grappled with the subject of denudation!
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Morphological changes identified were bronchial epithelial denudation, loss of cilia, and squamous metaplasia.
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Under long denudation mountains are subdued to the forms characteristic of old age.
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He has, at first sight, a very simple measure-thatof denudation.
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Compared with subaerial denudation, marine abrasion is a comparatively feeble agent.
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The denudation of the land was upon a grand scale.
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Within certain limits accumulation in one place represents denudation elsewhere.
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The next interesting question is, How recently has denudation occurred?
13
On the whole, which have worked more rapidly, processes of deformation or of denudation?
14
The waters commenced the work of denudation, which has been continued to the present time.
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The Catskills are residual mountains, or what Agassiz calls "denudation mountains."
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At 10 weeks of age, female mice underwent endothelial denudation of the left common carotid artery.
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