Sentence examples for which has intruded from inspiring English sources

The core of these blocks is granite, which has intruded into previously folded and faulted limestone and sandstone.

But once there, his body begins to reject the alien organ, which has intruded on him in much the way he has intruded on a primitive island culture.

The apparent difference in ice velocity changes between the two regions may be attributed to the warmer Circumpolar Deep Water (CDW), which has intruded the grounding lines in Victoria Land3.

It is a zone folded and faulted with Early Silurian Wyangala Granite, which has intruded passively, deformed Ordovician greywackes and volcaniclastics.

Najman et al. (2009) argued that a population with Paleozoic dates represented erosion from granites of that age, which have intruded the Crystalline Lesser Himalaya so that their appearance and dominance after 6 Ma were taken to indicate an exposure of that unit, at least in the watershed of these particular sections, corresponding now to the Beas River, close to Jawalamukhi.

This is a department into which he has intruded incessantly since he took office.

They see firsthand that a patient isn't a disease with a body attached but a life into which a disease has intruded.

The shape of a caldera is affected by a regional tectonic control, pre-existing structures, and the depth to which the magma body has intruded (Kusumoto and Takemura, 2005; Acocella, 2007).

This language, which is wholly false, which is this Jamaican patois that has intruded in England.

And I absolutely feel that this whole process has intruded on family relationships, which can be very hurtful.

The eruption between 14 49 and 16:00 were caused by the magma which once had intruded into the shallow region beneath Shinmoedake prior to the subplinian event.