Many of the implements are decorated with incised patterns formed chiefly of lines and dots.
The basins that lie between the mountains are filled with younger sediments that were formed chiefly by the erosive action of the area's rivers.
Deuterons are formed chiefly by ionizing deuterium (stripping the single electron away from the atom) and are used as projectiles to produce nuclear reactions after accumulating high energies in particle accelerators.
After a marathon session of the Italian senate on Monday that lasted more than 10 hours, Italy's youngest ever premier won a confidence vote for his coalition government, formed chiefly with the support of the New Centre Right (NCD), by 169 votes to 139.
While the western sector of the Lesser Caucasus and the Talish in the far southeast are formed chiefly from deposits laid down about 50 million years ago in the downwarp episode of the geosyncline, the central and eastern sectors of the Lesser Caucasus consist of sedimentary strata intruded in places with volcanic rock that are at least twice as old.
SSST is thus only applicable to soils formed chiefly from weathering of the underlying bedrock, where sufficient time has elapsed for regolith accumulation, and where effects of processes other than weathering and surface removals on thickness are negligible.
As a compositional material, azurite [Cu(CO3)·2 Cu(OH 2] has a relatively rare carbonate of copper base, which is formed chiefly by the action of carbonated waters on other copper minerals in the upper oxidized zone of the deposits [27].
These results suggest that nitrogen-containing organic compounds like amino acid precursors were formed chiefly with high energy particles, not UV photons, in Titan or primitive Earth/Mars atmospheres where ammonia is not available as a predominant N-source.
Phenolic compounds are formed chiefly during lignin breakdown, and are to be found in numerous variants, depending on the type of lignin [ 55].
All the same, it makes little military sense to keep America's overseas forces in the two great clumps, in Europe (chiefly in Germany and Asiaa (chiefly in Japan and South Korea), that formed during the cold war to deter the Soviet threat.
