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Beneath the Cascades (Figure 2B), several small low seismic velocity zones are present, but no pronounced low-velocity zone can be distinctly observed in the mantle wedge where partial melt is expected (Rondenay et al. 2008), whereas electrical data clearly identified conductive zones interpreted as fluid accumulation areas, noted as A, B, C (Figure 2C; Evans et al. 2013).

Directional solidification of an alumina rich melt was expected to produce primary Al2O3 dendrites, these would act as load bearing component of the structure, separated by a Al2O3 Al2TiO5 eutectic matrix and.

In fact, we expect melt to be distributed at different fractions throughout the crust, with significant differences between rift zones, where melt fraction is expected to be high over large areas, and in arcs, where accumulation of higher melt fraction lenses will form melt-rich reservoirs at depths where stress conditions are favourable.

Considering that seawater is about 20,000 times richer in Cl than F (e.g. Straub and Layne [2003]) and that Cl is highly soluble in slab aqueous fluids (e.g. Brenan [1993]), a Cl/F >1 in arc melt inclusions is expected.

'Current global studies project the Antarctic ice sheet will remain too cold for widespread surface melting and is expected to gain in mass due to increased snowfall,' states the draft version of the report.

Melting ice is expected to make the Arctic more accessible to drilling, mining and shipping, and Iceland is eager to position itself as a base for some of that activity.

Having the highest conductivity, being electromagnetically drivable, the liquid metal with low melting point is expected to be an idealistic base fluid for making super conductive solution which may lead to the ultimate coolant in a wide variety of heat transfer enhancement area.

Climate change has also increased the worry of methylmercury in Canada's north because the melting permafrost is expected to deposit more of the dangerous toxin, which can cause poor brain development and impaired learning.

Assuming that the EER formed as a near-solidus melt, the EER is expected to have had a composition within the range shown in Table 6.

The specificity of the amplification product was verified in each experiment by inspection of the amplicon melting curve, which is expected to display a single peak at a temperature close to the theoretical amplicon melting temperature.

Such a CHF experiment can be very difficult, costly and time consuming since failure of the heating surface due to rupture or melting (physical burnout) is expected when the DNB type of CHF is reached.