例句與造句

1. The silicate inclusions have a core and mantle structure in thin section.
2. How long would it take for Earth's core and mantle to solidify completely?
3. Assume a planet with a core and mantle somewhat similar to Earth or one of the other inner planets.
4. *5 ) Would the complete cooling of core and mantle, if it happened, make for deposits of unusual minerals?
5. We know that beneath Hawaii and Iceland, a temperature instability develops ( for reasons not yet well understood ) at the boundary between the core and mantle.
6. It's difficult to find core and mantle in a sentence. 用core and mantle造句挺難的
7. Geothermal power can be looked at as a nuclear battery where the heat is produced via the decay of radioactive elements in the core and mantle of the earth.
8. Later studies such as that of Noack and Breuer ( 2014 ) show that this assumption may have important implications, resulting in a gradual increase of the temperature differential between the core and mantle.
9. I'm assuming this cube planet would have a cube core and mantle, as well as the crust here, and the densities would be similar to earth . talk ) 14 : 35, 9 December 2010 ( UTC)
10. The characteristic coupling time between core and mantle has been estimated to be on the order of ten years, and the so-called'decade fluctuations'of Earth's rotation rate are thought to result from fluctuations within the core, transferred to the mantle.
11. Dr . Asish R . Basu at the University of Rochester in New York, is among the geochemists who have concluded that the lava that flooded the Deccan region originated near the boundary between the earth's core and mantle, and rose to the surface through plumes.
12. Kernmantle ( kern = core and mantle = sheath ) rope as it is called, is available in various types : Dynamic ( stretches to absorb the shock of a falling lead climber or rescue professional ) or Static ( actually low stretch ) which is most commonly used in rescue and industrial rope work.
13. :: : : I believe the source of energy for the whole system is primarily radioactive decay in the Earth's core and mantle, which should theoretically be constant ( or decreasing at a slow and steady rate ), so some explanation is needed for how this constant heat supply doesn't lead to constant convection cells and plate movement rates.