Sentence examples for matter exposed from inspiring English sources
Throughout the fossil record, evidence of decay is pervasive in all organic matter exposed subaerially during deposition, and high coal accumulation rates have continued to the present wherever environmental conditions permit.
The galaxies and hot gas have lagged behind somewhat, and Dr Massey said that leaves huge swathes of dark matter exposed to further study.
Characteristics of the organic matter exposed to a broad variety of microorganisms, as well as the method employed for the fragmentation and minerals release, represent key factors to understand the biocrystallization.
Councillor Ryan Hope was eventually cleared of sex charges but the matter exposed a local-national split with him suspended by the party but included in a new coalition formed by fellow local members.
The matter exposed the practices of the barely underground economy of wealthy households and largely illegal immigrant suppliers.
The same procedure was repeated with the sample rotated by 90 degrees with only white matter exposed to the wires within the measurement holes.
Titian, Rubens, and even Veronese are again another matter, exposing the poverty of Picasso's color.
Steven Wernikoff, a lawyer for the F.T.C. in Chicago, said the deceptive subject lines enabled the messages to evade filters aimed at blocking unwanted matter, exposing some children to sexual material.
By employing cortical flattening to evaluated thickness changes in gray matter, exposing entire sulci and gyri, this may be a more sensitive and reliable method [50].
The prosecutor's move to place Benzema under formal investigation — which in the French justice system does not confirm wrongdoing but means investigators have serious grounds for pursuing the matter — exposes Benzema to a lengthy period of doubt before the European Championship finals that France hosts next year.
A warming and thawing of northern permafrost would result in an increase in soil organic matter (SOM) exposed to decomposition.
