Burial Effects is a phenomenon in sediment transport dynamics wherein the degree to which individual particles are shielded from fluid forces by surrounding sediment alters the threshold for incipient motion, thereby influencing entrainment susceptibility based on positional and configurational interactions within the granular bed.
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