Sentence examples for emplaced into from inspiring English sources
If a granite is emplaced into a limestone, the contact region may be flooded with silica and other components, leading to the formation of a metasomatic rock.
The kimberlites were emplaced into 2.6 Ga Archean granitic rocks of the Yellowknife Supergroup.
According to Laurent and Hébert [23], the dioritic intrusive rocks are consanguineous with the ophiolite and were emplaced into peridotites prior to serpentinization.
When emplaced into deep geological disposal cells, the high-level radioactive waste packages will induce a transitory temperature increase in the surrounding geological environment.
Six rockslides, each over 107 m3 in volume, were emplaced into the Ötz and Inn valleys, five of which formed persistent rockslide dams.
These holes were bored to maintain low gas concentrations at the upper corner of the working face and were emplaced into the roof fracture zone of the 11-2 coal seam while new surface wells were being drilled.
In contrast, particles emplaced deeper into the grain that are not associated with Mg or S but are instead purely Fe are suggested to have formed through radiation processing events (Noguchi et al. 2011).
End manifolds and components within the fuel assembly that contain no fuel are to be removed and the pins repacked into a dense lattice emplaced in a corrosion-resistant stainless-steel canister.
Igneous rocks are subdivided into two categories: intrusive (emplaced in the crust), and extrusive (extruded onto the surface of the land or ocean bottom), in which case the cooling molten material is called lava.
Thermophysical models predicting the array of retrieved P T estimates require heat advection conducted by mafic magmas which either emplaced in the lower crust and/or intruded into middle crustal levels.
To stabilize mountain streambeds and stop descending rocks even before they reach the debris basins, numerous crib structures (barriers made of concrete slats) have been emplaced in high canyons — the idea being to convert plunging streams into boulder staircases, and hypothetically cause erosion to work against itself.
