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- in deeper waters. Silver is taken up by plankton in the photic zone, remobilized with depth, and enriched in deep waters. Silver is transported from the...
- Ilbir Dağ deposit it has been "formed in open spaces by hydrothermal remobilization of bauxite components". The gem quality material was first discovered...
- illegal. Turkish and Syrian forces defeated the French in the south, and remobilized army units went on to partition Armenia with the Bolsheviks, resulting...
- be a mix of weathered and gl****y particles; the latter appear to be remobilized 1986 tephra. Between December 12, 2005, and January 10, 2006, seismicity...
- plugs. These plugs can coalesce to form salt canopies, which can then be remobilized by roof sedimentation, with the most prominent example in the northern...
- zone of mid-to-late Mesozoic age. The gold veins lace this ancient arc, remobilized by Mesozoic shearing and intrusions of igneous rock. The crystalline...
- that was more than just a lethal arm. Hence, The first component of the remobilized Armed Forces was the Corps of Engineers (CORGE). In March 2023, then...
- ordnance had failed in RAF anti-submarine work. Now in Canada, it was remobilized as an aerial scarecrow. German views varied as to Canadian countermeasures...
- thrusts. Textural evidence indicates that the uranium and gold have been remobilized to their current sites; however the debate continues if the original...
- Low protein intake Fluid shift into the intravascular space: Fluid remobilization after burn treatment Administration of hypertonic fluids, e.g. mannitol...