The area around the falls was once covered by a thick layer of lava, which as it cooled formed wide cracks, or joints, that became filled with softer sediments.
Peat and muck soils, which formed from inland lakes and flat, wet plains that became filled with organic matter, are found throughout the state, especially in the eastern Upper Peninsula.
A dead space is created that becomes filled with blood, liquefied fat, and lymphatic fluid from the shearing of vasculature and lymphatics.
In herpetic sexually transmitted diseases, the lesions are small, red, painful spots that quickly vesiculate, become filled with fluid, and quickly rupture, leaving eroded areas that eventually become scabbed.
And still today -- as High Holiday services at Harvard University, for example, take place in two multi-purpose rooms and in two borrowed churches, clustered around Harvard Square -- what makes our spaces of worship into sanctuaries is that they become filled with the words of our tradition.
A rougher fit, he acknowledged, increases the risk that oil may escape and that the cap itself will become filled with hydrates, icelike crystals of gas and water that form at low temperatures and high pressures.
Infantile hemangioma, a congenital benign tumour made up of endothelial cells (the cells lining the inner surface of a blood vessel) that form vascular spaces, which then become filled with blood cells.
But to others, the metal and plastic contraptions are eyesores that block pedestrian traffic, become filled with refuse and proliferate beyond control.
By less than 36 hours after its peak intensity, aircraft reported that the eye had become filled with clouds, which indicated weakening.
It has been demonstrated that ligation of the salivary ducts prevents the filling of the reservoirs [ 3], suggesting that the acinar tissue is the source of at least part of the reservoir content, and that the reservoirs may become filled by back pressure of the secreted fluid when the hypopharynx is closed.
