solidification

Examples of solidified

solidified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Such spidergrams strongly suggest that these metafelsites solidified from highly fractionated melts, which underwent extensive, low pressure, accessory phases- and feldspar-dominated crystal fractionation.
This paper focuses on the compositional zonation that is produced when the melt is completely solidified.
The solidified agarose was cut into blocks (about 1 mm3).
Vitrification is a method in which not only cells but the entire solution is solidified without the crystallization of ice.
The importance of this motive is solidified when we hear it a second time.
The interstitial melt between the dendrites subsequently solidified from above to form composite solid.
Eventually the melt becomes completely solidified and a compositionally zoned solid is formed.
A few of his photographs of sections of the solidified profile are presented here.
During this period, differences in wealth and living standards among countries emerged and then solidified.
This is in part because of the presence of an ensemble and also because of the way blues practices had solidified by that time.
However, by 1900 developments such as bigger firms, limited liability and the issue of shares had solidified the pattern of northern manufacturing.
In the present study, we develop a detailed mathematical model to predict the distribution of desorbed bubbles in a solidified melt.
In field 3, the completely solidified rock would contain quartz and two feldspars, the first to form being an alkali feldspar.
Due to the persistence of vision, a solidified form or virtual volume would emerge inscribing a sculpture, present only through its action.
The fluid motions affect heat and mass transfer rates that ultimately determine compositional variations and crystal habit within the solidified product.
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