solidification

Examples of solidifying

solidifying

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

Apparently it wanted to compensate for the army's losses on land by solidifying its own position at sea.
This suggests that we have correctly identified and quantified the physical processes involved in such solidifying systems.
Conventions of political management are solidifying and may help to pattern ideological conflict in democratic ways in the future.
The temperature distribution with time may be analysed by dividing the lava flow into upper and lower solidifying regions.
This nomination involved a vigorous assertion of legitimacy (in addition to solidifying an important political partisan base).
The profile within the solidifying region and its extrapolation (dashed line) was obtained using (3.5a).
The study of forced flows over solidifying interfaces aims at examining the induced morphological patterns; the results have implications for the design of microstructures of materials by employing fluid motions.
This sense of a society solidifying into different social blocs that were becoming increasingly estranged from one another inspired some of the most perceptive social observation of the nineteenth century.
Moreover, the penetration depth is limited as a result of the molten metal from the base of the hole entirely solidifying against the wall of the hole.
It may be that the presence of children forces a greater degree of interdependence between parents and that this in itself is a solidifying force for the marriage.
In undisturbed solidifying systems, the actual pore geometry, and thus the distribution of dihedral angles in any given sample, depends on the relative importance of crystal growth and textural equilibration.
We should look at modifying and solidifying those tachograph requirements.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Solidifying and holding it at a certain level instead of varying the level according to prices at each harvest will not be wholly unfair.
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