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The transition between the two rocks is gradual, indicating that the greisen has been produced through alteration of the granite by vapours or fluids rising through fissures.
A higher stability of the lithium-electrolyte interface in these mixtures has been produced through the evolution of film resistances and through the structure of electroplated lithium.
Metakaolin has been produced through the calcination process at temperatures 600 800°CC (1112 1472 °F) for the duration from 1 to 5 h.
The LEGS Handbook, which has been produced through wide consultation with practitioners and policy makers around the world, sets out standards and guidelines for livestock-based interventions in both rapid and slow-onset emergencies.
This paper has been produced through the financial support from the Australian International Food Security Centre, ACIAR and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada, through the project on 'Improved Processing and Marketing of Healthy Fish Products in Inland Fisheries in Malawi'.
The USDA website says "organic is a labeling term that indicates that the food or other agricultural product has been produced through approved methods.
Following the disclosures that CP Foods supplied British supermarkets including Tesco, Morrisons, Aldi, Iceland and Co-op, Cameron's spokesman said on Wednesday it was up to consumers whether they chose to eat prawns that had been produced through the work of slaves.
Highly conductive graphene-based composite materials have been produced through a solvent-free procedure.
The chapter discusses different types of value-added finishes, which have been produced through extensive research and development effort by chemical and textile companies.
A number of titania films have been produced through anodising high purity titanium from different suppliers in either the as-received state or following polishing and etching.
ZnO nanostructures have been produced through microwave-assisted growth in minutes, including nanowires and nanosheets (NSs) [3 5], but the microwave-assisted fabrication of layered basic zinc acetate (LBZA) crystals has not been reported.
