Sentence examples for occurrence states from inspiring English sources
"Sagging is a natural occurrence," states Nancy Szachno-Dresselingerierie buyer for John Lewis, "and there's nothing wrong with that, but many women stick with the size they've always had, even when their body changes shape".
The occurrence states of dolomites were a pore liner (Fig. 3a), pore fillings (Fig. 3a, c) and replacement particles (Fig. 3d, e).
Unconventional hydrocarbon resources, which are only marginally economically explored and developed by traditional methods and techniques, are different from conventional hydrocarbon resources in their accumulation mechanisms, occurrence states, distribution models, and exploration and development manners.
The USGS report Mercury in U.S. Coal: Abundance, Distribution, and Modes of Occurrence states, "The mercury emitted directly from power plants is not considered harmful; however, in the natural environment, mercury can go through a series of chemical transformations that convert elemental mercury to a highly toxic form [methylmercury] that is concentrated in fish and birds".
This study investigated the mineralogical characteristics, occurrence state and dissemination characteristics of nickel within Yunnan nickel laterite ore in China.
The multiscale pore structure and its distribution as well as the occurrence state of shale gas and spontaneous imbibition in gas shale are studied experimentally.
The progress in pore structure characterization, hydrocarbon occurrence state, mechanism of oil and gas accumulation, main controlling factors and high production model of unconventional oil and gas is reviewed.
New York writer Ethan Smith noted this occurrence, stating "most of the songs aren't really songs at all -- at least, not in the traditional sense".
Finally, we establish the small deviation theorems for the frequencies of occurrence of states and ordered couple of states for random fields on a homogeneous tree.
The average iAMR either by place of residence or by place of occurrence in states with constitutional amendments was 31% lower than the value in states without amendments.
It's not an everyday occurrence for states to unilaterally leave international organizations.
