These supracrustal rocks are intruded by dolerite dykes that have been deformed and metamorphosed together with the country rock. |
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Most of the rock formations have been metamorphosed, folded, and faulted during the fragmentation and collision of plates of the earth's crust. |
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Also on a hillside to the north is a contact metamorphosed bed rich in small, dark blue, platy corundum crystals. |
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She doesn't remember the very first day the nightingale's song metamorphosed into a crow's croak. |
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The tiny, freshly metamorphosed wood froglets then leave the water for a life on land. |
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All this changed gradually and public servants metamorphosed into government servants. |
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Geologically the axes from the New Guinea Highlands comprise thermally metamorphosed basalt, chert and greywacke depending on quarry source. |
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Stalin has metamorphosed into a totalitarian dictator intent on conquest, and the storm clouds of a new conflict gather. |
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Mulberry quietly metamorphosed from a staid brand, adopted by the green welly brigade in the 1980s, into a fun and unpredictable label. |
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A related group of achondrites, called mesosiderites, are brecciated and metamorphosed. |
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The annulate corpuscle of the spermatozoon is the metamorphosed nucleus of the cell from which the spermatozoon is developed. |
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These are overlain by low-grade metamorphosed sediments and volcanics of Ordovician and Silurian age. |
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The slate, where thermally metamorphosed, has been turned into siliceous hornfels and mica schist. |
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Somehow, this small step in the right direction has metamorphosed into a mighty triumph. |
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Once surrender became unavoidable, the emperor adroitly metamorphosed into a symbol of cooperation. |
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At death the infernal Zeus metamorphosed her into a white poplar, which was ultimately removed into Elysium. |
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She metamorphosed into a highly intelligent woman who engaged the General on recondite matters of French history and culture. |
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The auriferous veins there are usually interbedded sandstone mudstone varieties metamorphosed into greenschist facies. |
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The geology of the complex, poorly exposed and highly deformed and metamorphosed rocks of the Sudetes of SW Poland has long been controversial. |
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Two facies of regionally metamorphosed rocks that may be of either original sedimentary or igneous derivation are characterized by epidote. |
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This rock unit consists chiefly of Silurian shale and sandstone that have been metamorphosed to high-grade schist and migmatite. |
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The country rock was regionally metamorphosed to above the sillimanite isograde. |
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These extrusive rocks are tilted and rest unconformably upon metamorphosed limestone, shale, and slate. |
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The Burd Gol melange is also the most highly metamorphosed unit locally containing amphibolite grade staurolite and kyanite schists. |
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A variety of sedimentary lithologies have been metamorphosed including pelites, psammites, quartzites and carbonates. |
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The rocks below the thrust faults were buried 10 to 30 km, metamorphosed, and in places partly melted to form granitic rock. |
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Highly deformed and metamorphosed beyond recognition, these western rocks underlie much of the Omineca Belt. |
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The site is one of metamorphosed sedimentary rocks of Ordovician and Silurian age. |
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They metamorphosed through various key structures, finally coming to rest in the order they are found in today. |
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The form takes life with the idea, are metamorphosed with the activity, takes its rise in the action. |
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The Innuitian orogen consists of mountain belts of deformed and metamorphosed sedimentary and volcanic rocks intruded by granitic plutons. |
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While the threat has metamorphosed, the people and programs in place to counter the threat have also evolved. |
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Since there are metamorphosed rocks everywhere, we know that it must have happened throughout the Earth's history. |
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Quartzite is a hard, compact, metamorphosed sandstone composed of grains of quartz firmly bonded with a siliceous cement. |
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This basin is comprised of metamorphosed and folded sedimentary sequences that have been intruded by composite intrusive bodies. |
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In the 1930s, monster movies were the staples of Universal Pictures' line-up, a cash cow as the industry metamorphosed from silent films to talkies. |
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The heart of Crans will be metamorphosed for the occasion into a convivial and animated pedestrian precinct. |
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They realized that the store needed to evolve to meet the needs of modern consumers, and so in 1986, Chesterton's hometown five-and-dime metamorphosed into a craft store. |
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It and many other old zircons come from metamorphosed sediments deposited in river deltas some 3 billion years ago in what is now southwestern Australia. |
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Rocks are deformed, granitised and high grade metamorphosed. |
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The limestones, which have been silicified near the granodiorite contact, have in places been intensely metamorphosed into a typical contact-metasomatic assemblage. |
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If Robert Mugabe is metamorphosed into the coach of the Zimbabwean bobsleigh team, he should not be allowed to travel to Turin. |
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By returning to the fusion between the mechanical and the organic so dear to cyberpunks, the metamorphosed body redefines living. |
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Prince Philip has mysteriously metamorphosed into a national treasure instead. |
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Soon enough the dance halls were dominated by the ska beat, which eventually metamorphosed into rocksteady, this transformation paving the way for the emergence of reggae. |
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Over the two years before I started university, my body fluctuated and metamorphosed constantly. |
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Since then, the country has metamorphosed into the destination for business. |
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In the southwestern United States, sedimentary, volcanic, and intrusive rocks have been metamorphosed, faulted, foliated, and folded. |
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The Cape granites were emplaced and the Kaaimans Group rocks were folded and thermally metamorphosed during this period. |
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The rock types include garnet-biotite gneiss, amphibolite and both pelitic and psammitic metamorphosed sediments. |
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Since its introduction in 2003, pecha-kucha has spread like a benevolent virus and metamorphosed into an international movement. |
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When we emerged from the Mulroney era, we had metamorphosed into a stratified society where the rich had become much richer, the poor had become much poorer, and the middle class had become smaller and weaker. |
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Many deformed and metamorphosed rocks, mostly of Paleozoic age, surface within the Urals. |
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Even venerable old Hewlett-Packard has metamorphosed countless times, producing, amongst other things, oscillators, medical equipment, calculators and laser-jet printers. |
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Quartzite, silicified argillite and foliated tuffs are metamorphosed to lower greenschist grade. |
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These leptocephali metamorphosed into juveniles which were abundant in July and October of the same year. |
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The basement of the region is composed of Paleozoic metamorphosed rocks and Mesozoic ophiolites. |
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Initially, in a generalized outline of the Precambrian history of the region, the Vishnu Schist was upraised, folded, and metamorphosed and then slowly eroded and worn down to a flat surface. |
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Further sedimentary deposits were formed through the Cambrian period, some of which metamorphosed into the Dalradian series. |
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These rocks are intruded by metamorphosed gabbro, diabase, and felsic dikes and sills and granite intrusions. |
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In health care, the original idea of autonomy has metamorphosed from a right to decide what can be done to your body to a right of access to certain treatment options. |
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Sedimentary material became metamorphosed to the Skiddaw slates found in the north and west. |
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Limestone and marble are often confused, marble being the metamorphosed equivalent of the former and usually including both dolomitic and calcitic varieties. |
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Myriads of forms can thus take life whereas other myriads die, change, are metamorphosed unceasingly, while their essence mixes with the Divinity. |
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The interest for this area is that those zinc occurrences share many similarities with significant zinc deposits which are also hosted in Grenville metamorphosed limestones. |
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She played live at the Bataclan in Paris on 9 March and swiftly set off on a tour that saw the thirty-something singer metamorphosed on stage, a long way from the good girl image of her beginnings. |
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Skiddaw slate is an early Ordovician metamorphosed sedimentary rock, as first identified on the slopes of Skiddaw in the English Lake District. |
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Wrangel Island consists of folded, faulted, and metamorphosed volcanic, intrusive, and sedimentary rocks ranging in age from Upper Precambrian to Lower Mesozoic. |
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The majority of the rocks are weakly metamorphosed coarse greywacke. |
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These rocks are largely igneous in origin, mixed with metamorphosed marble, quartzite and mica schist and intruded by later basaltic dykes and granite magma. |
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Rocks at the depth to be ductilely stretched are often also metamorphosed. |
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And when all men shall have adopted this enallage, the fault indeed will be banished, or metamorphosed, but with it will go an other sixth part of every English conjugation. |
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The Belomorian Belt is a tectonic pile of metasedimentary, metavolcanic and metaplutonic rocks which has been folded and metamorphosed several times. |
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