Assertion: delta's stream | /r/CapableOf | drop its sediments
Facets:
value: continually
type: TEMPORAL
value: on top of valley glaciers
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The stream moves back and forth across the region and drops its sediments in a wide triangular-shaped deposit called a delta (figure 29).
text: The decrease in gradient causes the stream to deposit its sediments, the largest first.
text: One portion of the fan has flowing streams that are continually depositing sediment and the fan is still prograding into the alluvial plain.
text: The stream moves back and forth across the region and drops its sediments in a wide triangular-shaped deposit called a delta (figure 8).
text: The stream moves back and forth across the region and drops its sediments in a wide triangular-shaped deposit called a delta (figure 8).
text: The stream moves back and forth across the region and drops its sediments in a wide triangular-shaped deposit called a delta (Figure below).
text: The decrease in gradient causes the stream to deposit its sediments, the largest first.
text: The decrease in gradient causes the stream to deposit its sediments, the largest first.
text: The decrease in gradient causes the stream to deposit its sediments, the largest first.
text: Streams carrying meltwater and depositing sediment on top of valley glaciers form kames whereas similar streams running beneath stagnant ice sheets form eskers.
text: Bajadas can also be formed on wetter climate with streams continuously depositing sediments.