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At the higher carbon contents typical of cast irons, carbon may separate out as either cementite or graphite, depending on the manufacturing conditions.

At the carbon contents typical of steels, iron carbide (Fe3C), also known as cementite, is formed; this leads to the formation of pearlite, which in a microscope can be seen to consist of alternate laths of alpha-ferrite and cementite.

Rare earth element concentrations are highly variable in springs of the north western of Bam, with generally higher REE contents typical of waters with higher Fe-TDS and lower pH Eh.

Increasing the dietary CS proportion resulted in changes (i.e., lower ruminal pH and acetate:propionate ratio, reduced fiber digestibility, decreased protozoa numbers, and lower milk fat and higher milk protein contents) typical of those observed when cows are fed high-starch diets.

The total content of sulfur in magma, estimated in 2.6 wt% SO3, was nearly an order of magnitude greater than contents typical for subduction-related magmas (Luhr et al. 1984; Varekamp et al. 1984).

The functions of those peptides that are apparently affected by our two different hypochlorite treatments are difficult to infer due to a lack of sequence similarity to previously characterized proteins; however, many of these uncharacterized proteins contain anomalous amino acid contents typical of known biomineralizing proteins.

The unaffected areas outside of seep patches differed widely in their ion content, typical of the high spatial geochemical heterogeneity found in the dry valleys.

A layer of soil was placed in glass tanks (90 cm × 18 cm plan area) and compacted to a known density and water content typical of field conditions.

The structure of existing non-speech sounds, however, is geared toward conveying atomic operations at the user interface (e.g., opening a file) rather than evoking broader, theme-based content typical of educational material (e.g., an historical event).

This paper describes an experiment to investigate the impact of a multi-day rainfall event on the SSR and physical crusting of very fine soils with low organic matter content, typical of a semi-arid environment.

The most noteworthy of these is terra rossa, a red soil of low calcium content, typical of the Mediterranean climate, found either in karst depressions or as discontinuous surface layers overlying the carbonate plain of southern and western Istria (called quite evocatively "Red Istria") [3, 4].