Sentence examples for margin that deformed from inspiring English sources

Deposition took place during deglaciation but was punctuated by minor readvances of the ice margin that deformed the sediment pile.

Arthrogryposis, a condition that deforms the joints, has also been linked to the virus. .

"We're finding these plates unfold fairly easily, and they're not that deformed," Suppe says.

And on the margin that's constructive.

A spinal injury that deforms vertebrae can also lead to scoliosis.

Others had multiple testes that were deformed.

At the margins, that might be true.

We present a simple general scheme for improving margins that is inspired on well known margin theory principles.

The middle part of the early Proterozoic was dominated by powerful orogenic (mountain-building) processes that gave rise to fold belts in which sedimentary and volcanic rocks originally deposited in deep basins along the continental margins were severely deformed, metamorphosed, intruded by granitoid plutons, and finally uplifted into mountain ranges, probably as a result of continental collision.

Much to be preferred is a structure that will deform under an overload but not fail.

That means deforming all images minimally.