| The sellate sclerites were probably imbricated posteriorly along their duplicature and sella sides. |
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| However, the listric thrust geometries together with imbricated bedrock point to a subglacial origin. |
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| On the other hand, the Kudi gneisses are imbricated with an ophiolitic slice south to Kudi, and overthrust by the Buziwan ultrabasic rocks. |
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| Now, we know that when reptiles have imbricated scales, we do find dermal muscles. |
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| Instead, the most parsimonious interpretation is that the sellate sclerites were probably imbricated in anterior-posterior rows. |
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| It is unclear when the biotite gneisses were imbricated with the cover units or what controlled the imbrication. |
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| At 12 of the sites that have imbricated cobbles, clast orientations were measured to derive the palaeocurrent direction. |
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| Three elements which are inter-related and imbricated on each other have given rise to the current water crisis. |
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| By the novel's end, however, Davie comes into his estate and is thoroughly imbricated into a credit economy where wealth is represented through markings in a bank book. |
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| Those 3 imbricated cubes one in the others are placed in a room regulated in temperature in which the air is renewed by a slow sweeping. |
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| Take one U-Flex track and put it over the other one so they find themselves imbricated. |
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| Never again will culture be imbricated with politics in the way Volkov describes in this book. |
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| He has also designed similar varied muntins into the new building and several of the roof elements, including the imbricated shingling. |
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| But rather than geography being merely the stage for the acting out of history, the two are closely imbricated throughout. |
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| The jambs rise to a slight curve and are carved with molded panels garnished with a band of imbricated leaves. |
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| The imbricated zone becomes progressively narrower towards the east and terminates somewhere east of the Irchel anticline. |
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| The reason to the perpetuation of this highly questionable monopoly lays mostly in imbricated corporate financial interests and in the cleverly maintained ignorance of most computer users. |
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| It has three imbricated territorial levels. |
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| Further, this production both exploits workers and becomes imbricated with all manner of brutality – consider the relationship between coltan production and war in the Congo. |
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| Imbricated clasts indicate eastward palaeocurrents away from the metamorphic complex. |
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