Figure 2 shows how this slight advantage for the HX group cumulates into a substantial difference at the end of the study. |
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Halite precipitation takes the form of subaqueous cumulates, or subaqueous bottom or intrasediment precipitates. |
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Tauride dykes contain less calcic plagioclase than their host cumulates, like the Kinik ophiolites. |
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Should there be a question of the practical value of these results, Table 6 presents the rather dramatic consequences of a small effect which cumulates consistently over time. |
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Plutonic rocks can be dense, silica-poor and dark in colour, like most cumulates, or silica-rich and pale in colour like the melt remaining after cumulate formation. |
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This rather singular weapon cumulates several originalities which did not revolutionize arm industry. |
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The system averages and cumulates the available capacities A and B for each week. |
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If there are several corrected items, the system cumulates the values of all the items and calculates a total value. |
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It is a film that cumulates its many parts to create something exceptional, and these individual elements only represent small ingredients in the delicious pie. |
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As a result, geologists long held the opinion that cumulates of chromite and other dense minerals formed only by sinking. |
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The system always cumulates available capacity to the version with which you are working. |
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If the relevant wage type already exists in the payroll period, then the system cumulates the values for each personnel number. |
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The system cumulates available capacities A and B for every single day in the period. |
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In scheduling, capacity requirements planning, and costing, the system cumulates the phase data in the operations. |
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Mr. Decaux made reference to UNMIK, and noted that the top United Nations official cumulates all power in the province. |
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The system averages and cumulates available capacities A and B for the month. |
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If several characteristics with proportion units are flagged, the system cumulates the values. |
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If you have assigned the condition formula 50 to the condition type, the system cumulates the quantities from the batch-split items. |
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We also need to narrow the knowledge divide which cumulates rifts in knowledge creation, preservation, acquisition and sharing. |
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A resource hierarchy cumulates available capacity and capacity requirements in capacity planning. |
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The system cumulates the stocks of a material in one storage bin. |
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If the wage type exists several times after the split indicator has been deleted, the system cumulates the multiple entries for this wage type and stores them in one entry. |
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More than 81 years old today, General Khamtay cumulates the functions of Head of the State and president of the Lao PRP, while firmly holding the control of the Lao people's army. |
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Opinion still remains open, but most geologists now agree that in-place crystallization and density currents are more important in the formation of magmatic cumulates than density sinking. |
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Large poikilitic hornblende and in some cases plagioclase overgrow the cumulates. |
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Time count cumulates with every new start. |
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The system cumulates the standard values as follows, it checks which standard value parameters are used in the work centers for the operations in the reference operation set. |
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When calling up the capacity evaluation, the extended evaluation or capacity leveling, the system cumulates the available capacities and capacity requirements according to your settings. |
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A COLA which is adjusted, and cumulates every year from when you buy the policy, will be worth more than a policy which only begins to adjust the COLA after you go on claim. |
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This simple picture was challenged in 1961 by E. Dale Jackson, a geologist employed by the U. S. Geological Survey, who studied chromite cumulates of the Stillwater Complex in Montana. |
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Hornblende is found in some of the summit samples, as are small gabbroic, plagioclase-magnetite, and ultramafic xenoliths that may represent disaggregated cumulates. |
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