crystallization

Examples of crystallizing

crystallizing

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

By the 1830s new, liberal, expansive ideas were definitely crystallizing, informing a blueprint for reshaping much of the world.
The effect of using a single average chemical diffusivity and linear diffusion within the crystallizing zone is assumed to be negligible.
A possible explanation for this, and for strain variations at outcrop scale, may be that deformation acted on a crystallizing granite with spatial viscosity heterogeneities.
Diffusion of dissolved gas from the crystallizing zone is slow and, as a result, the local melt becomes supersaturated and gas bubbles desorb.
For each larval instar, ten sets of 25 larvae were reared at each temperature on 200 g of dung in glass crystallizing dishes.
These compositions are representative of the melts from which the clinopyroxene originally began crystallizing.
In general, television effects approximated the crystallizing influence of education and reached about half those of partisan predispositions.
Repeated episodes of mixing, melting and crystallizing may mark the magma system's protracted history.
He thus rejected an earlier view in crystallizing and formulating his own.
Crystallizing proteins - a rational approach?
The gabbro and troctolite series formed from a basaltic magma in which olivine and plagioclase were early crystallizing phases and the most primitive magma formed olivine-plagioclase cumulates.
But beginning with the emergence of the civil rights movement in the 1950s, then crystallizing with the presidential contest of 1964, the party system underwent a sharp reorientation.
Hobbes was not only discussed by other writers as a means of crystallizing their own political stance.
Quartz grains crystallizing in equilibrium became mixed with new magma leading to disequilibrium with their host and resorption.
In the central gabbroic pegmatite and the underlying 20 to 30 m of olivine gabbros, olivine is a late crystallizing phase with shapes clearly defined by neighbouring plagioclase grains.
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