Assertion: alluvial fan | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: with an apron
type: OTHER
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: as a few inches
type: OTHER
value: in southern death valley
type: LOCATION
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: An alluvial fan can be as small as a few inches, or it can be many miles wide.
text: Alluvial fans can be tiny, with an apron of just a few centimeters spreading out from the trickle of a drainpipe.
text: Alluvial fans are localised and relatively small-scale (Fig. 14.1) accumulations of sediment formed by deposition as trunk streams emerge from upland drainage basins into some sort of lowland basin.
text: This means that alluvial fans can really be small.
text: Alluvial fans can be small or large, depending on the historical water flows.
text: For instance, in southern Death Valley, the alluvial fans on the east side of the valley adjacent to the Funeral Mountains are small and distinct compared to the alluvial fans on the west side of the valley along the Panamint Range.
text: The alluvial fans on the east side of southern Death Valley are small compared with the opposite side of the valley.
text: An alluvial fan can be as small as a few inches, or it can be many miles wide.
text: This means that alluvial fans can really be small.
text: Alluvial fans can be tiny, with an apron of just a few centimeters spreading out from the trickle of a drainpipe.
text: Alluvial fans can be tiny, with an apron of just a few centimeters spreading out from the trickle of a drainpipe.
text: Alluvial fans can be tiny, with an apron of just a few centimeters spreading out from the trickle of a drainpipe.