The motion of a surface (usually, the Earth's surface) as it shifts downward relative to a datum such as sea-level.
português
subsidência 1
There has been a land subsidence here, as throughout the N. Delta and indeed all the N.E.
2
Experts and residents agree that over-extraction of groundwater for drinking and commercial use is largely responsible for the land subsidence.
3
But she puts a larger share of the blame for land subsidence on commercial use by hotels, malls and businesses.
4
The land subsidence dataset before 2005 and iron concentrations in groundwater in 1989 are also involved in this study.
5
Results: Township-specific HCC mortality rates are higher in southwestern coastal townships where serious land subsidence and higher township-specific concentrations of iron in groundwater are present.
português
remissão catalão
apavaigament 1
In silent contemplation, the two gentlemen awaited the subsidence of the bead.
2
The subsidence was nonprogressive, and no subsidence occurred after the 1st year.
3
Her cheeks burned, and she quivered in the subsidence of her temper.
4
A subsidence of the ground, some operation of water below the surface-
5
Critics say the method may cause surface subsidence and damage to buildings.
6
Can I get a mortgage if I buy a house with subsidence?
7
The deeper the tunnel, the less chance of subsidence on the surface.
8
Nobody was hurt and the reason for the subsidence is being investigated.
9
But then subsidence might have brought down higher rocks to present sea-level.
10
He seems to think his great subsidence only FAVOURABLE for great denudation.
11
With the subsidence of the fevers, the transformations were quick and drastic.
12
The two-lane blacktop featured frequent subsidence swales, lumpy patches, and unrepaired potholes.
13
Where is subsidence going on now upon the surface of our planet?
14
The presence of pyrite can result in severe subsidence and cracks in buildings.
15
The question of the subsidence of the Netherlandish coast has been much discussed.
16
There was subsidence of graft in four patients in the uninstrumented ALIF group.
