turbidity

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First, since the turbulent water was also turbid, light penetration to depth was reduced.
The spherulites are characterized by a central, highly turbid core formed of clusters of sheaf-like radiating microgranophyric intergrowths 0.1 to 0.2 mm long.
In transmitted light most grains are slightly turbid, others are colourless to pinkish translucent; in a few crystals, discrete, turbid cores were observed.
Floodwater was invariably turbid at the onset of -oods due to the suspension of particles.
Turbid grains were excluded from analysis.
Pieces of meat do not dissolve into a turbid broth, but rather fully retain their structure despite the development of gas that proceeds forth from them.
K-feldspar is invariably turbid and contains highly variable amounts of coarse perthite.
It would also occur when there is salt water under fresh water on one side of the lock gate and turbid water under fresh water on the other.
The turbid extract was concentrated by centrifugation.
First, training areas corresponding to deep, shallow and turbid water were defined directly from the image, using 1:200,000 scale topographic maps as corroboration where needed.
It is one of the most turbid documents one could hope to find.
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