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Definition of mineralize in English: mineralize(British mineralise) verb ˈmɪn(ə)rəlʌɪzˈmɪn(ə)rəˌlaɪz [with object]1Convert (organic matter) wholly or partly into a mineral or inorganic material or structure. the aim is to mineralize the chlorinated and aromatic hydrocarbons the mineralized remains of organisms Example sentencesExamples - Nitrogen also will be mineralized from soil organic matter.
- A few mineralized animal fossils, including sponge spicules and probable worm tubes, are known from the Vendian period immediately preceding the Cambrian.
- Why did some of them choose infaunal life at approximately the same time that other organisms developed mineralized skeletons?
- A few tens of millions of years later, in the Cambrian period, the first mineralized coral-like organisms appeared.
- Litter with high concentrations of lignin or other recalcitrant compounds mineralizes nitrogen more slowly than does litter with more labile carbon compounds.
- In this study, the reported compactness values used for all calculations include all mineralized tissues (calcified cartilage and bone).
- Understanding of how mineralized materials formed leads to deciphering complex microstructures or diagenetic changes that have occurred in our fossils.
- To produce bone, nature uses organic molecules to organize inorganic components that become mineralized through additional chemical reactions.
- Under field conditions at both Blacktail and Crystal, [less than] 1% of total nitrogen was mineralized from May to October 1995.
- These authors speculated that blow wells had eroded, rotated and mineralized the coal balls through a hydrological connection through the seam floor to the sea.
- In contrast, fossilized bone is believed to be completely mineralized, meaning no organics are present.
- By demonstrating that soft tissue can be mineralised in the laboratory we had discovered a new approach to investigating this important mode of fossilisation.
- Inorganic sulphur forms are immobilized to organic sulphur, different organosulphur forms are interconverted, and immobilized sulphur is simultaneously mineralized to yield plant-available inorganic sulphur.
- The most complete mummified dinosaur to be described in 70 years, the fossil includes three-dimensional, mineralized casts of the animal's right shoulder muscle, throat tissue, and skin.
- Tillage helps mineralize nitrogen and phosphorus, cycling it from less available forms into ones that crops can readily use.
- The relatively low-quality plant litter mineralizes nitrogen at a slower rate than would occur in the absence of herbivory.
- The rate at which nitrogen is mineralized from the soil organic matter pool is an important rate-limiting step in the cycling of nitrogen in terrestrial systems.
- The scientists noted that the tissue extracted from the mice had all of the hallmarks of normal bone, including organized collagen fibers and various mineralized components.
- These minerals may inflame and mineralize renal tissue, causing further kidney damage.
- The outer layer of enamel is an extremely hard, highly mineralized, crystalline structure that covers and protects the crown of the tooth.
- 1.1 Impregnate (water or another liquid) with a mineral substance.
it is delicately mineralized and like any other mineral water has no calories at all Example sentencesExamples - It had to depend on importing specialised equipment and purification chemicals, since water is ‘heavily mineralised and frequently brackish’.
- Prevalent is the slightly mineralised water of various physical-and-chemical composition, biologically active microelements, temperature, and healing features.
- She splashed the heavily mineralized water on her face, the paint readily retiring.
- Cold seep communities thrive on cooler, mineralized water leaking from the muddy sea floor.
- The mineral water is light, clear and slightly mineralised with a temperature of 37 to 52°C.
- Here is every cave formation you could hope to see: stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and curtains, all created from mineralized water that drips off the cavern's limestone ceiling and puddles on the limestone floor.
- The mineralized water in salmon spawning grounds allows the fish to grow faster and healthier than those in non-karst streams.
- The 25-acre site, which includes 3500 trees, has only five houses, and residents get their drinking water by collecting it from the conservatory roofs before it is then filtered and mineralised.
- The underground network is like a microscopic canal system carrying mineralized water.
- Iraq depends on importing specialised equipment, and some chemicals, to purify its water supply, most of which is heavily mineralised, and frequently brackish to saline.
- The water is clear, colourless, palatable, odourless, mildly mineralised, and contains hydro carbonates of sodium and small quantities of fluorine.
- Situated in the green foothills of the Lyulin Mountain, at an altitude of 630-640m the place offers slightly mineralised waters with hypothermal, hydrocarbonic sulphate and sodium-free composition.
Definition of mineralize in US English: mineralize(British mineralise) verbˈmɪn(ə)rəˌlaɪzˈmin(ə)rəˌlīz [with object]1Convert (organic matter) wholly or partly into a mineral or inorganic material or structure. the aim is to mineralize the chlorinated and aromatic hydrocarbons the mineralized remains of organisms Example sentencesExamples - The outer layer of enamel is an extremely hard, highly mineralized, crystalline structure that covers and protects the crown of the tooth.
- A few mineralized animal fossils, including sponge spicules and probable worm tubes, are known from the Vendian period immediately preceding the Cambrian.
- In contrast, fossilized bone is believed to be completely mineralized, meaning no organics are present.
- In this study, the reported compactness values used for all calculations include all mineralized tissues (calcified cartilage and bone).
- Under field conditions at both Blacktail and Crystal, [less than] 1% of total nitrogen was mineralized from May to October 1995.
- These authors speculated that blow wells had eroded, rotated and mineralized the coal balls through a hydrological connection through the seam floor to the sea.
- The most complete mummified dinosaur to be described in 70 years, the fossil includes three-dimensional, mineralized casts of the animal's right shoulder muscle, throat tissue, and skin.
- Inorganic sulphur forms are immobilized to organic sulphur, different organosulphur forms are interconverted, and immobilized sulphur is simultaneously mineralized to yield plant-available inorganic sulphur.
- Nitrogen also will be mineralized from soil organic matter.
- The scientists noted that the tissue extracted from the mice had all of the hallmarks of normal bone, including organized collagen fibers and various mineralized components.
- The relatively low-quality plant litter mineralizes nitrogen at a slower rate than would occur in the absence of herbivory.
- Understanding of how mineralized materials formed leads to deciphering complex microstructures or diagenetic changes that have occurred in our fossils.
- Tillage helps mineralize nitrogen and phosphorus, cycling it from less available forms into ones that crops can readily use.
- These minerals may inflame and mineralize renal tissue, causing further kidney damage.
- By demonstrating that soft tissue can be mineralised in the laboratory we had discovered a new approach to investigating this important mode of fossilisation.
- Why did some of them choose infaunal life at approximately the same time that other organisms developed mineralized skeletons?
- The rate at which nitrogen is mineralized from the soil organic matter pool is an important rate-limiting step in the cycling of nitrogen in terrestrial systems.
- To produce bone, nature uses organic molecules to organize inorganic components that become mineralized through additional chemical reactions.
- A few tens of millions of years later, in the Cambrian period, the first mineralized coral-like organisms appeared.
- Litter with high concentrations of lignin or other recalcitrant compounds mineralizes nitrogen more slowly than does litter with more labile carbon compounds.
- 1.1 Impregnate (water or another liquid) with a mineral substance.
it is delicately mineralized and like any other mineral water has no calories at all Example sentencesExamples - It had to depend on importing specialised equipment and purification chemicals, since water is ‘heavily mineralised and frequently brackish’.
- She splashed the heavily mineralized water on her face, the paint readily retiring.
- Prevalent is the slightly mineralised water of various physical-and-chemical composition, biologically active microelements, temperature, and healing features.
- Here is every cave formation you could hope to see: stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and curtains, all created from mineralized water that drips off the cavern's limestone ceiling and puddles on the limestone floor.
- Situated in the green foothills of the Lyulin Mountain, at an altitude of 630-640m the place offers slightly mineralised waters with hypothermal, hydrocarbonic sulphate and sodium-free composition.
- Iraq depends on importing specialised equipment, and some chemicals, to purify its water supply, most of which is heavily mineralised, and frequently brackish to saline.
- The underground network is like a microscopic canal system carrying mineralized water.
- The water is clear, colourless, palatable, odourless, mildly mineralised, and contains hydro carbonates of sodium and small quantities of fluorine.
- The mineral water is light, clear and slightly mineralised with a temperature of 37 to 52°C.
- Cold seep communities thrive on cooler, mineralized water leaking from the muddy sea floor.
- The mineralized water in salmon spawning grounds allows the fish to grow faster and healthier than those in non-karst streams.
- The 25-acre site, which includes 3500 trees, has only five houses, and residents get their drinking water by collecting it from the conservatory roofs before it is then filtered and mineralised.
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