Sentence examples for crust material from inspiring English sources

Light microscopy was used to determine the soil crust material, based on Geitler (1932) and Komárek and Anagnostidis (1998, 2005).

Different models suggested early creation and subsequent recycling of continental crust material or continuous or episodic crustal growth (the "Anderson-Moorbath debate").

All of the measurements were standardized as follows (Lange and Kilian 1985): the soil crust material was held for 3 days in a growth chamber at 21°C with a regime of 12 h light:12 h dark and was sprayed with deionized water once a day.

Many scientists think that about 40 million years later a body the size of Mars struck the Earth, throwing into orbit crust material that formed the Moon.

Further testing was not possible because of insufficient crust material.

The formation of upper-plane seismic belts should be common to all subduction zones if they are caused by fluids expelled by the dehydration of slab crust materials.

However, if the oceanic crust materials at the top of the subducting slab are weaker than olivine, the movements of the interplate thrust faults are governed by these weak materials.

Moreover, it is suggested that more quantitative compositions of ancient seawater can be estimated by analysis of subseafloor crust materials such as hydrothermally precipitated minerals and their fluid inclusions.

Consequently, the belt-like concentrated seismicity in the crust of the older Philippine Sea slab beneath southern Kyushu, which occurs at depths approximately 20 km shallower than the belt of the Pacific slab beneath Hokkaido and Tohoku, is probably caused by the same dehydration reactions of slab crust materials.

The present study reconstructs the strength profile across the Tohoku-oki megathrust with special attention to the rheological properties of the oceanic crust materials, which include siliceous and clay-rich sediments, and basic volcanic and plutonic rocks, which are sandwiched between the overriding plate and the subducting slab.

In the rift zones where the plates comprising the Earth's thin crust separate, material from the mantle wells upward, cools, and solidifies.