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Definition of subsidence in English: subsidencenoun ˈsʌbsɪd(ə)nssəbˈsʌɪd(ə)ns mass nounThe gradual caving in or sinking of an area of land. （土地）下陷，下沉 the race was abandoned because of subsidence of the track as modifier subsidence damage Example sentencesExamples - This is because magmatic material thickens the crust, creating uplift rather than subsidence.
- In addition, a drastic decrease in subsidence rates before the onset of the Late Eocene Pyrenean inversion was determined.
- As the basin filled, or the rate of subsidence relative to the influx of material lessened, subaerial fluvial deposits were emplaced.
- This would result in the underestimation of the tectonic subsidence that occurred during the deposition of the shales.
- The forward model predicts approximately 4 km of tectonic subsidence at this point.
- The early Cretaceous is characterized by relative quiescence and thermal subsidence following late Jurassic rifting.
- In this work, the logarithmic theory is used to calculate the amount of land subsidence.
- Thermal subsidence began to affect the onshore Central Plains area of Thailand.
- Excess accommodation could be created by rapid tectonic subsidence in the centre of a tilt-block basin.
- Also, at least on the Atlantic coast, you have both sea level rise and land subsidence going on at the same time.
- Quaternary sedimentary fill testifies to recent subsidence of the basin.
- It could be argued that high subsidence rates of the rift basin there meant that a regressive signal was not recorded.
- We attribute this low rate to the continued post-rift thermal subsidence of the Indian margin.
- Removal of water from compressible materials such as silt and clay can lead to compaction of the confining unit and subsidence of the land surface.
- In fact, tectonic subsidence was calculated to be slightly higher in the Early Tertiary High than in the Voorne Trough.
- In particular, we relate apparent Neogene subsidence to modification of the Shelf's basement architecture.
- The history during this time is characterized by uplift at the most proximal location and an increase in subsidence at the most distal location.
- Melt injection leads initially to isostatic uplift followed by subsidence as the melt freezes.
- Tertiary sediments cause subsidence of the basin substrata 2.3 km below sea level, as a result of the sediment load.
- Cover for accidental damage to contents and also for flooding or subsidence are other areas that should be clarified before taking out a policy.
Synonyms collapse, caving in, falling in, giving way, sinking, settling
OriginMid 17th century: from Latin subsidentia 'sediment', from the verb subsidere (see subside). Rhymesabidance, guidance, misguidance Definition of subsidence in US English: subsidencenoun The gradual caving in or sinking of an area of land. （土地）下陷，下沉 the race was abandoned because of subsidence of the track as modifier subsidence damage Example sentencesExamples - This would result in the underestimation of the tectonic subsidence that occurred during the deposition of the shales.
- The early Cretaceous is characterized by relative quiescence and thermal subsidence following late Jurassic rifting.
- In particular, we relate apparent Neogene subsidence to modification of the Shelf's basement architecture.
- The forward model predicts approximately 4 km of tectonic subsidence at this point.
- Also, at least on the Atlantic coast, you have both sea level rise and land subsidence going on at the same time.
- The history during this time is characterized by uplift at the most proximal location and an increase in subsidence at the most distal location.
- This is because magmatic material thickens the crust, creating uplift rather than subsidence.
- As the basin filled, or the rate of subsidence relative to the influx of material lessened, subaerial fluvial deposits were emplaced.
- Removal of water from compressible materials such as silt and clay can lead to compaction of the confining unit and subsidence of the land surface.
- Cover for accidental damage to contents and also for flooding or subsidence are other areas that should be clarified before taking out a policy.
- In fact, tectonic subsidence was calculated to be slightly higher in the Early Tertiary High than in the Voorne Trough.
- Tertiary sediments cause subsidence of the basin substrata 2.3 km below sea level, as a result of the sediment load.
- We attribute this low rate to the continued post-rift thermal subsidence of the Indian margin.
- It could be argued that high subsidence rates of the rift basin there meant that a regressive signal was not recorded.
- In addition, a drastic decrease in subsidence rates before the onset of the Late Eocene Pyrenean inversion was determined.
- In this work, the logarithmic theory is used to calculate the amount of land subsidence.
- Thermal subsidence began to affect the onshore Central Plains area of Thailand.
- Quaternary sedimentary fill testifies to recent subsidence of the basin.
- Melt injection leads initially to isostatic uplift followed by subsidence as the melt freezes.
- Excess accommodation could be created by rapid tectonic subsidence in the centre of a tilt-block basin.
Synonyms collapse, caving in, falling in, giving way, sinking, settling
OriginMid 17th century: from Latin subsidentia ‘sediment’, from the verb subsidere (see subside). |