| 词汇 | example_english_melt |
| 释义 | Examples of meltThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Derivation of some modern arc magmas by melting of young subducted lithosphere. Wetting behaviour of partial melts during crustal anatexis: the distribution of hydrous silicic melts in polycrystalline aggregates of quartz. In larger proteins, the inside and outside behave as polymer melts with constraints on the interface, and there is a significant amount of entropy left. The observed structural change is much too fast to be explained by an ordinary thermal melting process, even if strongly superheated conditions were assumed. Analysis of melting curves allowed optimization of annealing temperatures for each amplification product. Amplification of each gene-specific fragment was confirmed by examination of melting peaks and by agarose gel electrophoresis. During the melting process this air is released as bubbles in the inner boundary layers. Moreover, the presence of glassy and transparent intergranular films provides additional evidence that some melting process affected the original rock. Constraints on melting and magma production in the crust. Influence of certain electrolytes on the melting points of gels of gelatin and chemically modified gelatins. Is the basal ice of a temperate glacier at the pressure melting point? Patterns from wind, tides, waves, seasonal transformation, melting ice, snow, etc. are common musical resources for my chamber music. Application of thermal oven is restricted to the materials of low melting points only. The most probable explanation for this phenomenon is that melting occurs during the release of the free sur face. Explanations of these processes is given in table 1, as the sur face energy increases up to a level about 10% from melting energy. Chondrules are millimeter-sized pieces of previously molten matter embedded in chondrite-type meteorites. During normal operation of these devices, power to the divertor plates does not usually exceed the critical values at which melting or sublimation can occur. All these characteristics would be expected for partial melts of an enriched protolith at relatively high pressures. As a result, plagioclase is less susceptible to intercrystalline re-equilibration and post-cumulus reaction with evolved intercumulus melts. All lichens on the track burned off and the rock melted. Volume 1 is concerned with flow behaviour of polymeric solutions and melts. In continental rift settings, the emplacement of such large volumes of felsic melts requires a huge amount of mafic magma derived from uprising asthenosphere. Such spidergrams strongly suggest that these metafelsites solidified from highly fractionated melts, which underwent extensive, low pressure, accessory phases- and feldspar-dominated crystal fractionation. Earth prevented salt from being melted away in water. The gel cube was put immediately on a glass slide and melted with a lighter held under the slide. The second model involves derivation of the melts from a depleted lithospheric mantle source which was contaminated by subduction components. Dashed lines are isograds of partial melting for different mantle sources. Today, there is general agreement that chondrules formed by rapid cooling of once molten, or partially molten, droplets. The propagation of a molten blob of aluminium at melting point were then simulated using both codes. The theory includes both melting and vaporization or condensation. Anorthosites are also thought to have crystallized from dry melts, because of their anhydrous mafic mineralogy. In this case it is possible that the quartzofeldspathic streaks may have crystallized from melts, which were generated during the peak of metamorphism. The partial melting conditions are similar to those assumed when basaltic continental crust partially melts to form active margin batholiths. There is currently no evidence available for microbes living in glacial ice without initially melting it before analysis. Chapter 4 examines the role of silicate melts and volatile fluids in magma systems. The perception of the audio-author changes the soundscape - which is a net of finely tuned vibrations melting into life experience. The melting pot of automated discovery: principles for a new science. Instead of wiping the melted chocolate off his hands and shrugging off the incident, he asked for popcorn. In the last three photographs molten metal will have escaped via the bottom exit. The behaviour of many binary melts will be similar to that observed in this particular system, which we chose for a number of reasons. We arque that melting from the sides is likely to exceed that from either the top or the bottom. Shrinkage of the molten metal within the mould occurs as it solidifies because of the greater density of solid to molten metal. The migmatites show drain-out structures, where the melts have migrated first along grain boundaries into hairline cracks and leucosomes parallel to the foliation. Such melts thus preserve the best evidence for the composition of sub-continental lithospheric mantle, particularly for the origin of mantle enrichment. A method for determining the solubility of water in silicate melts. In principle, it is possible for both the crust formed at the spreading centre and the arc to have partially melted. The lake is covered with ca. 2 m of lake ice, which partially melts each summer, allowing gas exchange between the lake and the atmosphere. Together, they should provide a reliable description of the laser melting process. The value of qmax is related to the minimal amount of polymer which must be melted out to yield entropy. In all samples melting of only one phase was observed after first melting and was presumed to be ice. The basic sequence is that material melts, undergoes deformation, and finally after irradiation, resoldifies making the deformation permanent. Shortly thereafter this movement ends simply by melting away, piano, without any of the usual rhythmic or chordal signals. The solidification model in [7] is inconsistent with melting; it will be avoided in the simulations by the appropriate choice of initial conditions. Moreover, a complete characterization of the conditions for the solutions to have molten zones is important to obtain, but is likely to be very difficult. Ferric-ferrous ratio and oxygen fugacity calculations for primary derived melts: calibration of an empirical technique. Deformation of partially molten granite: a review and comparison of experimental and natural case studies. Restitic material is randomly distributed suggesting that during the early stages of crystallization the partially melted rock was homogeneous. A possible explanation for the sharp decreases in the time scale is that melting occurs during the release of the free sur face. In the shock-wave pressure and temperature domain of parameters involved here, melting is expected during the shock or the release. On ice, a thin film of fuel burns at the top and heat is radiated downward through the fuel layer, melting underlying ice. The guard was made from a 5 ml plastic pipette tip with numerous holes melted into the sides. 835 low melting temperature agarose on a coverslip. What melts into the past at the opera's close, then, was a conjured well-being from the beginning. As the preparations for the trial proceeded, however, the ice melted somewhat. The differential stresses related to extensional deformation could have assisted in the segregation of melts from regions of < 15 % melting. Can slab melting be caused by flat subduction? 538 of mineralogical phases and various degrees of melting or higher temperatures. The geochemical papers provide the evidence for what was melting, under what conditions and how melts evolved. The peraluminous character of these melts may reflect the main role of plagioclase in the melting process, especially during the latest stages. Partial melting distributions from inversion of rare earth element concentrations. The other type of disturbance used was a sinusoidal wave several wavelengths long melted into the ice surface. As time proceeds the downstream face of the groove melts away, producing a longer groove. Effects of lithology, cataclasis and melting on the composition of fault-generated pseudotachylites. Melting of a pelitic source would produce peraluminous melts, rather than peralkaline. The first term accounts for anharmonic effects and the second provides for a properly behaved melting curve. Experimentally studied release isentropes for copper have as initial high energy states solid, and melted, and compressed liquid metal. An atomic-level view of melting using femtosecond electron diffraction. The density, enthalpy at melting and the sound velocity are then measured at different temperatures. The interaction is a complex process involving heating, melting, evaporation, excitation, and ionization. The optional electrode guard was made from a 5 ml plastic pipette tip with numerous holes melted into the sides. When the first lightning traversed the boulder fields, the boulders were strongly heated, whereby the rock surfaces melted along the narrow track. Sedimentary deposits from a melting glacier might cause a conical hill. A visible new quality is indeed generated at these nodal points: ice melts, water boils, gas liquefies at characteristic temperatures/pressures. She literally gathers herself together to avert the sense of placelessness, of melting into air. Then the gold was melted in a ladle censer and was poured into the mold through the channel to create the metal object. Here, perhaps, speakers of other varieties might be particularly surprised by in before a detailed description of something like melted plastic on a surface. The liquid remaining in the residue has an important effect on the composition of subsequent melts. Most importantly, when a metal artefact is damaged or becomes redundant, the metal can easily be melted down and recycled into another artefact. The molten aluminium cools to its melting temperature as the simulation progresses and solidification is more rapid. In time this attitude melted into one of criticism, scornful cynicism and open opposition. Ticks for dissection were attached to wax in a dish by melting wax around them with a hot needle, avoiding overheating the tick. Biological activity starts long before the ice has melted. Various chondrite meteorites (by far the most common type) show all stages of partial melting from mild to almost completely vaporized. The release of the brines was attributed, again, to melting by localized volcanic heat sources. Partial melting calculations were performed for 0.5 %, 1.5 % and 3 % partial melting. However, these melts did contain phlogopite, as well as olivine and/or clinopyroxene, as a part of their liquidus assemblage. The relative abundance of sulphide droplets suggests that the melts were sulphursaturated just before and immediately after emplacement. Variations in these ratios reflect the different degrees and depths of partial melting and/or differences in source composition. Sequential additions (b, c) to the shallow magma chamber lead to a larger and increasingly molten body of magma. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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