英语词汇“anamorphism”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

The phase of metamorphism dealing with the constructive changes in rocks, due to cementation, dynamic movements, and igneous influences, is called anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology

Nor is this all; for there are those who see an entire world, but see it distorted as an anamorphism. A Hero and Some Other Folks

Huxley seems to use the term anamorphism in a sense differing from that of some writers. More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1

Slate is a more dense and crystalline rock, produced usually by the anamorphism of clay or shale under pressure, and characterized by a fine cleavage which is usually inclined to the sedimentary bedding. The Economic Aspect of Geology

The deeper zone in which anamorphism is preponderant is called the zone of anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology

In Brazil, the ores have undergone close folding and anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology

A given rock may be undergoing katamorphism while rocks on either side at the same depth are suffering anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology

In other words, anamorphism tends toward the reproduction of igneous rocks, though it seldom fully accomplishes this result. The Economic Aspect of Geology

The flake graphite of the United States, principally in the Appalachian region, occurs in crystalline graphitic schists, resulting from the anamorphism of sedimentary rocks containing organic matter. The Economic Aspect of Geology

In the latter case anamorphism is necessary to recrystallize the carbon into the form of graphite. The Economic Aspect of Geology

There is little in the process of anamorphism in the way of sorting and segregation which tends to enrich and concentrate the metallic ore bodies. The Economic Aspect of Geology

单词	anamorphism
例句	anamorphism The phase of metamorphism dealing with the constructive changes in rocks, due to cementation, dynamic movements, and igneous influences, is called anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology Nor is this all; for there are those who see an entire world, but see it distorted as an anamorphism. A Hero and Some Other Folks Huxley seems to use the term anamorphism in a sense differing from that of some writers. More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1 Slate is a more dense and crystalline rock, produced usually by the anamorphism of clay or shale under pressure, and characterized by a fine cleavage which is usually inclined to the sedimentary bedding. The Economic Aspect of Geology The deeper zone in which anamorphism is preponderant is called the zone of anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology In Brazil, the ores have undergone close folding and anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology A given rock may be undergoing katamorphism while rocks on either side at the same depth are suffering anamorphism. The Economic Aspect of Geology In other words, anamorphism tends toward the reproduction of igneous rocks, though it seldom fully accomplishes this result. The Economic Aspect of Geology The flake graphite of the United States, principally in the Appalachian region, occurs in crystalline graphitic schists, resulting from the anamorphism of sedimentary rocks containing organic matter. The Economic Aspect of Geology In the latter case anamorphism is necessary to recrystallize the carbon into the form of graphite. The Economic Aspect of Geology There is little in the process of anamorphism in the way of sorting and segregation which tends to enrich and concentrate the metallic ore bodies. The Economic Aspect of Geology
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