Sentence examples for which precipitate from inspiring English sources

The enrichment of arsenic in soil is primarily due to its co-precipitation not only with or sorption on poorly crystalline Fe oxyhydroxides which precipitate from the irrigation water but also to sorption on other components (including crystalline Fe oxides and hydroxides, clay minerals, and organic matter) of the soil matrix (Bhattacharya et al. 2007).

Plants that are attacked by browsers or insect pests or subjected to stressful conditions such as drought or microbial infection may warn other plants of the impending crises by releasing volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which precipitate physiological reactions in nearby plants.

Copolymers containing more than 25 mol% vinyl phenol form complexes with PVP, which precipitate in solution with a common solvent.

"They will mean no respite, no road to recovery, from the addictions, mental health issues and life events which precipitate homelessness among bay residents".

The design of a safe spent nuclear fuel repository requires the knowledge of the stability of the secondary phases which precipitate when water reaches the fuel surface.

Recent data returned from Mars show the presence of jarosite, sulfate salts, hematite, phyllosilicates, and opaline silica, all of which precipitate from some terrestrial sulfuric acid solutions.

The film depicts the siege of Van which precipitated the massacre of 1915.

And the faltering economy -- which precipitated Mr. Suharto's fall -- has not been healed.

This faulty generator later sprang a much larger leak, which precipitated the alert on Feb. 15.

One of her most fascinating case studies concerns women's hats, which precipitated a major social crisis around 1910.

Arroyo hit Rodriguez with a pitch on July 24, which precipitated a scuffle between Rodriguez and Boston catcher Jason Varitek.