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Sediment Defined
The grainy deposit sometimes found in wine bottles, most often with older wines. Sediment is not a bad sign but in fact may indicate a superior wine. It should be allowed to settle completely before the wine is poured into another container so that when the wine is served none of the sediment will transfer to the glass.
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- Integrated Environmental Restoration Services, Inc: Sediment Source Control Handbook
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- Capitol Lake option costlier than estuary - South Sound - The Olympian - Olympia, Washington: The cost of keeping Capitol Lake would be about 70 percent greater than the cost of returning it to a Deschutes River estuary, according to a summary report on lake management options.
- NGDC/MGG-Ocean Drilling Data Available from the National Geophysical Data Center
- Integrated Ocean Drilling Program U.S. Implementing Organization (IODP-USIO)
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