Sentence examples for emplaced at a from inspiring English sources

At the foundation of the church's perimeter are located fieldstones, which were emplaced at a later date following the building's construction to discourage intrusion by animals.

Within PDC deposits, lithic breccias emplaced at the base of a break in slope (Freundt and Schmincke 1985; Macías et al. 1998) or upstream obstacles (Freundt and Schmincke 1985) were interpreted to be the sedimentary signature of "pneumatic jumps" (the gaseous equivalent of a hydraulic jump, Branney and Kokelaar 2002, p. 18).

It is clear that many if not most phreatic eruptions are the result of interaction between magma emplaced at comparatively shallow crustal levels (0 5 km) and an aquifer or hydrothermal system above the magma.

The outcrop Th02 emplaced at the foot of the third hill begins by an uprush flow oriented toward the South-East (N105).

In the Middle Jurassic, although igneous activities were associated with subduction-related arc magmatism throughout southern Korea (Sagong et al., 2005), only a small intrusion of Jurassic quartz diorite was emplaced at that time in the Mt. Mudeung area.

This will be from the 155mm howitzers emplaced at Bermel, the big guns.

The syn-D2 Engenina Adamellite was emplaced at ca. 1692 Ma.

This paper presents a numerical study on the response of the unsaturated zone (UZ) system of Yucca Mountain to heat generated from decaying radioactive wastes emplaced at the proposed repository.

It is possible that the charge he was making was based on pure suspicion, but now that the structures were emplaced at Old River — and the Corps had assumed charge of the latitude flow — suspicion was one more force they had to try to control.

More than 20 layered intrusions were emplaced at c. 1075 Ma across > 100 000 km2 in the Mesoproterozoic Musgrave Province of central Australia as part of the c. 1090 1040 Ma Giles Event of the Warakurna Large Igneous Province (LIP).

The crater lava before the 2011 activity is believed to have emplaced at the end of the Kyoho-eruption.