Sentence examples for fragmented material from inspiring English sources

The amount of fragmented material differed between tree species and age of logs, but in relation to total mass it was very low (Table 5).

All these mechanisms can contribute to the formation of particles, which can be obtained from condensation of evaporated material, from solidification of liquid droplets ejected by the recoil pressure induced by vaporization, as well as fragmented material from the target.

In older logs of F. sylvatica and P. abies (18 years), fragmented material originated mostly from wood in logs and was much higher in the former than the latter species.

Instead, the divide is situated within what is supposed to be a larger, unified hierarchy that begins with absolute unity and progressively unfolds through various stages of increasing plurality and multiplicity, culminating in the lowest realm of isolated and fragmented material objects observed with the senses [see Bussanich 1996, pp. 38 65; O'Meara 1996, pp. 66 81].

They are unlikely to possess a regolith because such fragmented material heats and cools more rapidly, and is affected more strongly by the Yarkovsky effect, than solid rock.

This analysis reveals an increasing accumulation of highly fragmented material on the outer segments with age.

Region (a) may be interpreted as the low-density fragmented materials in the upper conduit.

The use of analogies in law, then, serves to compensate for some of the indeterminacy which flows from fragmented materials and the pluralism of decision-makers.

One possible physical process that would create such a low-density region below the crater floor is fall-back of fragmented materials into the vent and upper conduit.

Landslide dams are generally composed of fragmented materials which have a wide range of sediment sizes (Costa and Schuster 1988; Schuster 1995; Davies and McSaveney 2011; Dunning and Armitage 2011).

As a consequence, apoptotic cells, characterised at the end-stage by DNA endonuclease cleavage yielding 180 base pair fragments, acquire typical morphologic aspects such as condensed and fragmented nuclear material, usually accompanied by condensed eosinophilic cytoplasm (Majno and Joris, 1995).