Sentence examples for metal assemblage of from inspiring English sources

The significant differences in the size and metal assemblage of the Jurassic magmatic hydrothermal ore deposits in this belt remain as an enigma.

The positive correlation between zircon εHf(t) values with the Cu reserves, as well as zircon δ18O values with the Cu/(Cu + Pb + Zn) ratios of the deposits indicate that the magmatic sources exerted a first-order control on the volume and metal assemblage of deposits in the QHMB.

Hauser & Wirth, for instance, presented the large, metal assemblages of Jean Tinguely.

But the two Picassos -- a small, Gumby-like figure made from cut and folded sheet metal and a man's head painted on folded sheet steel -- are from the early 1960's and have little to do with his innovative, Cubism-based metal assemblages of the late 20's and early 30's.

The composition of olivine (fayalite 29.8 ± 1.1 mol% and molar Fe/Mn ratio of 57 ± 2) as well as the Ni-rich metal assemblage indicates an LL-type affinity in accord with previous classifications.

What makes those African forms doubly interesting is their proximity to a collection of small metal assemblages and works on paper by David Smith, from the collection of Terese and Alvin S. Lane.

It embraces the Anthony Caro-style formalism of two bright red metal assemblages and a Richard Serra-style materialism in works involving tipped stacks of concrete blocks precariously supported by long, flexible steel rods.

(Rosenberg)20110616 Metropolitan Museum of Art: 'Anthony Caro on the Roof' (through Oct. 30) No one in the 1960s produced groovier abstract sculpture than the British artist Anthony Caro, five of whose heavy metal assemblages grace the Met's Rooftop Garden.

(Rosenberg)20110623 Metropolitan Museum of Art: 'Anthony Caro on the Roof' (through Oct. 30) No one in the 1960s produced groovier abstract sculpture than the British artist Anthony Caro, five of whose heavy metal assemblages grace the Met's Rooftop Garden.

(Rosenberg) Metropolitan Museum of Art: 'Anthony Caro on the Roof' (through Oct. 30) No one in the 1960s produced groovier abstract sculpture than the British artist Anthony Caro, five of whose heavy metal assemblages grace the Met's Rooftop Garden.

The composition of the olivine and the generally very Ni-rich metal assemblages indicate an LL-type origin also for particle RA-QD02-0115.