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|definition=Dynamically stable condition of a loose gravel bed, due to a well-adjusted sediment balance (sediment transport, abrasion and sanding equal sediment removal). This may cause temporary local shifts in bottom hight with long-term fluctuations around a mean value.
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Dynamically stable condition of a loose gravel bed, due to a well-adjusted sediment balance (sediment transport, abrasion and sanding equal sediment removal). This may cause temporary local shifts in bottom hight with long-term fluctuations around a mean value.

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