sediment * , sed. (abbreviation)

In a month, all of the sediment will be there.

Then turn on the water, and let it run for up to two minutes to clear any sediment.

You can find it nine feet down into the sediment.

Years later, you can read the stadium's history like sediment.

He is best known for his research on sediment transport.

Further testing of sediments is the right thing to do.

But all they did, he said, was give the age of a sediment layer.

It is important that the water does not carry much sediment.

In the south, the sediments are marine and show their full development.

Some of its actions even make the sediment situation worse.

But so far, no artifacts have been found in sediments.

I knew he did not want to disturb the sediment.

Perhaps that sediment in the bottom of the glass might be worth a second look.

The amount of caesium-137 in river sediments continues to go up.

On March 20, 2001, the first human remains were discovered in the sediment.

"The sediments for the most part will remain in place," he said.

Sometimes it will form as small needles found in sediments.

Her water was no longer black but dark pink and thick with sediment.

During this period the sediment will be pushed along in the other direction.

But scientists had not been searching in the right sediments.

"It's easy for sediment to build up over time, and some large objects have moved."

It revealed that sediment on the bottom is three to four feet deep.

The water was invisible, but not the sediment it carried along.

A function of that same sediment you see all over the ocean floor.

To find such evidence one would have to drill through the sediment fill.