Sentence examples for precipitating at from inspiring English sources

The 1933 King and Country motion might not quite have sparked the second world war, but if you squint, you can almost see in Alan Duncan's presidency of the debating society evidence of the Union precipitating at least one British political earthquake.

Because groundwater flowing through an aquifer and meeting a reducing zone will deposit a zone, or front, of uraninite, and because the front tends to move slowly forward through the aquifer, dissolving as the oxidizing groundwater moves in and precipitating at the front of the zone, deposits formed in this fashion are known as roll-front uranium deposits.

Via Ostwald ripening, these interface carbides grow at the expense of carbides precipitating at martensite laths, thereby promoting ferrite dynamic recrystallization.

The refined microstructure and the reinforcing particles with no brittle intermetallics precipitating at the interface can be responsible for the significant improvement in the mechanical properties of the composites.

If a mineral is dissolving or precipitating at rates sufficient to influence the chemistry of the water, the saturation index should be near 0, typically ± 0.5.

Preparation of concentrated stock solutions of the 7-oxyserols proved unexpectedly difficult, despite using published methodology [3], with oxysterols precipitating at high concentrations.

Whitlockite precipitates at low, neutral or high pH, with magnesium stimulating whitlockite precipitation at the expense of hydroxyapatite.

That stay was precipitated, at least in part, by the breakup of a long relationship..

Indeed, the national discourse surrounding race and policing has precipitated at least some action on Capitol Hill.

That stay was precipitated, at least in part, by the breakup of a long relationship.

Aluminum was mostly precipitated at pH 3.1 4.7, while Ti was precipitated at pH 1.5 3.1.