Sentence examples for mantle that is from inspiring English sources

The mantle cavity is lined by the thin, shell-secreting mantle that is fringed by setae at its edges.

But it's an incredible feat because she also has this gold mantle that is over her shoulder and between her legs, and somehow she's keeping this mantle balanced as she is dancing and as she is playing her music.

Katrin Mierdel of the Institute for Geosciences, Tübingen, Ger., and colleagues reported the results of a series of mineral physics experiments that provided a novel explanation for the existence of Earth's asthenosphere, a layer in the upper mantle that is softer and less viscous than the lithospheric plates that override it.

Surrounding this is a layer of rock called the mantle that is between 500C to 900C, and at these red-hot temperatures the rock behaves like a solid over short periods of time (seconds, hours, and days) but like a liquid over longer time periods (months to years) – so the rock flows, even though it is not molten.

Marine geologists have known for years about the sizzling mix of seawater and peridotite--a greenish rock from Earth's mantle that is sometimes pushed up through the crust.

This is reasonable in first approximation in the forearc mantle that is likely static and cold because of mechanical decoupling near the megathrust (Wada, et al. 2008).

This suggests that they emanate from parts of the mantle that are distinct from those that produce ordinary seafloor basalt.

We suggest that this mode of upwelling in the mid-to-upper mantle is caused by buoyant hydrated mantle that was created by processes around and above subducted slabs.

For an Archaean mantle that was 200 300 K hotter than today, significant melting is expected at depths from 100 150 km to more than 400 km.

"We know that Earth today has a core and a mantle that are differentiated.

In other words, it was substantial Earth material from its mantle that was ejected in the collision.