Sentence examples for composition of ground from inspiring English sources
The use of pottery was filled with modeled faience objects (a glazed composition of ground quartz), most commonly blue or green in colour.
For a more refined experience, ask for the off-menu 5 Spice Duck Burger, a subtler but exceptional composition of ground breast and leg topped with chutney and roasted fennel, suggestive of a Chinese bao.
Examination of the collagenous architecture suggests that the biomechanical properties are directly related to fibril diameters, composition of ground substance and changes in the bundle morphology, particularly in the crimp structure.
The hope was that with enough data about precursor phenomena abnormal bulging of the earth's crust, variations in its electrical resistance and in the local magnetic field, changes in the level and chemical composition of ground water, and so on some pattern would surely emerge, just as particular patterns in the atmosphere are more-or-less reliable predictors of rain.
These hydrochemical coefficients as shown in Table 5 have been noted to have great importance in the field of groundwater chemistry and have been used to determine the flow direction and the process of controlling the chemical composition of ground water (Fig. 8).
Depending on the composition of ground-water and the hydrologic conditions, certain nanoscale colloids have the ability to travel unexpectedly large distances in the environment (Kersting et al. 1999; Novikov et al. 2006; Vilks et al. 1997).
The rate at which the base or top of permafrost is changed depends not only on the amount of climatic fluctuation but also on the amount of ice in the ground and the composition of the ground, conditions that in part control the geothermal gradient.
In this study, we explored the spatio-temporal effects of land abandonment on the species composition of wetland ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) to examine whether abandoned farmland can contribute to conserve wetland species' habitats.
Geophysicists have already used detailed computer simulations to model the effects of the 1906 quake, based on what we already know about how seismic waves move through the Earth's crust and the composition of the ground under northern California.
The canvases were bought ready grounded, either on the stretcher or by the metre, and the composition of the ground consisted of lead white, calcite and silicate.
