Sentence examples for differentiated fabric from inspiring English sources

b Mesoscopic folds deforming a differentiated fabric, with a new crenulation cleavage forming parallel to the axial planes.

a The dominant foliation in pelitic schist is a transposed crenulation cleavage, formed by microfolding an earlier differentiated fabric, accompanied by pressure solution.

Deformation in the metagreywacke was accomplished predominantly by pressure solution, which created a differentiated fabric, with laminae rich in sheet silicates (chlorite and white mica) alternating at the millimeter-scale with laminae rich in quartz (Fig. 3b).

Inclusion trails within albite define an earlier differentiated fabric that formed during subduction, suggesting that pressure solution was the dominant deformation mechanism throughout the process of subduction and return flow.

It is intensely deformed, with a strong differentiated fabric composed of alternating millimeter-scale laminae of quartz and sheet silicates, formed by solution-redeposition processes (Schmidt and Platt 2018).

This process requires a high fluid flux, released by dehydration reactions down-dip, and produces a highly differentiated deformational fabric with alternating millimeter-scale quartz and phyllosilicate-rich bands, and very abundant quartz veins.

Beyond the glacial limit the landscape is denuded by periglacial slope deposits which are differentiated from the glacigenic sediments based upon clast fabrics, clast shapes and sediment consolidation.

Hyphae must be differentiated from fibers of cotton wool or synthetic fabrics and from 'mosaic' which is a network of debris including cholesterol crystals around epidermal cells.

Usually carbonate rocks are differentiated by factors such as depositional texture, grain or pore size, rock fabric or diagenesis following some classification schemes put forward by different groups of scientists (Lucia 2007; Embry and Klovan 1971).

It's differentiated.

"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.