Sentence examples for has precipitated from from inspiring English sources

Cobalt crusts are formed in areas where iron and manganese has precipitated from seawater over millions of years.

Most of these minerals occurred as almost pure phases in sub-millimeter aggregates and appeared to be secondary phases that had precipitated from solution.

Significant decreases in the hydrodynamic size distribution can be seen by the 24-h time point suggesting that large agglomerates had precipitated from the cellular media (Fig. 8a, c).

The move to share data, together with the increasing complexity and volume of the data, has precipitated a transition from locally stored worksheet and flat files to relational data bases with object oriented interfaces for data storage and retrieval.

Israel's confiscation of this month's Palestinian tax revenues is partly offset by its advances to the PA in previous months as well as recent aid from Saudi Arabia, and its surge of settlement expansion has precipitated a welter of condemnation from its allies.But Mr Abbas' challenge will be to translate his international success into something his people can see.

Calcium levels initially tend to be low, but as the situation improves calcium is released from where it has precipitated with phosphate, and vitamin D production resumes, leading to hypercalcemia (abnormally high calcium levels).

For some, the stress from these experiences has precipitated psychological illness; for others, an increased consumption of alcohol and cigarettes; and for still others, dietary changes to avoid perceived contamination.

The drift away from audience-oriented contenders has precipitated a sharp drop in viewers for the annual Oscar show.

This is bad enough, but a new study published today in Science Advances claims that the Great Barrier Reef is also losing its ability to recover from bleaching events and infections, which has precipitated its destruction.

So the news media squall it has precipitated seems overblown.

In this cramped view, Germany has precipitated the crisis.