Sentence examples for crust building from inspiring English sources

Their Hf crustal model ages suggest that the crust building might have also involved partial recycling of basement rocks as old as ca. 3.8 Ga.

The prominent Paleoproterozoic magmatic records in the NCC do not support the proposal of global plate tectonic shutdown in the Siderian and confirm vigorous convergent margin magmatism and crust building processes throughout the Paleoproterozoic.

The ages of magmatic zircons from the charnockites and their mafic granulite enclaves, as well as those from the volcanic tuff and biotite granite, are all remarkably consistent and concordant marking ca. 3.1 Ga as the peak of subduction-related crust building in this block, within the tectonic milieu of an active convergent margin.

Magnetic hyperthermia treatment of superficial tumors leads to crust building and disappearance or volume reduction of tumors.

The Algoman orogeny occurred 2800 to, and it marks the end of the crust-building Archean Eon.

Not only is his prose better than theirs (his lyrical descriptions of the "leprous crusts" of buildings or the "supernatural cataclysms" of sunsets and sunrises), it is also infused with meditations on the very act of writing – the blindspots that it opens up, the traps or pitfalls that it sets.

Even greater pressures and heat from movements of the Earth's crust (as occurs during mountain building), and occasionally from igneous intrusion, cause the transformation of lignite to bituminous and anthracite coal.

But if, come Friday, the investment bankers, lawyers and other upper-crust professionals who call the building's 44 spacious apartments home are suddenly obliged to take out their own trash, they won't be caught unawares.

"I perceived these buildings as more upper crust than I was used to," he said.

Stein and Mian Liu, a geophysicist at the University of Missouri, Columbia, find that GPS equipment installed throughout the region has failed to detect strain building up in Earth's crust that would be required to trigger fresh quakes.

Metamorphism (chemical and physical alteration from elevated temperatures and mechanical stresses in the Earth's crust) related to the Caledonian orogenic (mountain-building) episode, has not obscured the original nature of Dalradian sedimentary types.