subsidence|subsidences in English

noun

gradual sinking of land caused by natural shifts or human activity; (Medicine) remittal, remission, decrease in the manifestations (of a disease); sinking in bone;

Use "subsidence|subsidences" in a sentence

1. The railway line was closed because of subsidence.

2. The road was closed because of subsidence.

3. The building had to be demolished because of subsidence.

4. Ground movement and surface subsidence are remarkable in gold mine.

5. The houses in this area are liable to subsidence.

6. A number of houses had suffered from coal-mining subsidence.

7. The coal is dug, ground subsidence, gangue spontaneous combustion, ecological damage.

8. The roots of the trees are causing subsidence damage to the building.

9. Subsidence claims showed marked decline, but theft claims continue to rise.

10. Upper-and lower-plate margins will differ significantly in their uplift and subsidence history.

11. This can be explained by the recent deep subsidence in Cainozoic times.

12. Subsidence is the downward movement of a site on which a building stands.

13. Large - scale of mining subsidence area often forms seasonal waterlogging or perennial waterlogging.

14. Such decrease in pressure in turn may result in subsidence, sinking of the ground above.

15. The kinetic regularity for subsidence of solid particles in non - Newtonian fluid was dis - cussed.

16. The air becomes denser because of subsidence, a sign of high pressure zones.

17. Sadly, however, subsidence of the building means that the sundial is no longer accurate.

18. This subsidence is caused essentially by an irrigation overdraft of the confined ground water.

19. Over time, some Cages may undergo subsidence (caving in), which can compromise the fusion and

20. Exogenic subsidence caused by overdraft of ground water is a rapidly spreading, worldwide geologic hazard.

21. S3210 Subsidence temperature inversion Inversion caused by the adiabatic warming of a layer of subsiding air.

22. Because the foreland basin was a highly subsidence, that it was deposited a hugely Plio - Pleistocene sediments.

23. For example, while heating of the lithosphere may account for uplift(sentence dictionary), subsidence may result from lithospheric cooling.

24. Subsidence is more rapid than sedimentation-in contrast to Albian-and greater water depths are reached relatively quickly.

25. Contributing factors include acid rock drainage, subsidence, open shafts, tailings impoundment failures, old buildings and waste dumps.