| 41. | Colonized by algae, bacteria, fungi, and microscopic animals, the particle agglomerates are quite nutritious.
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| 42. | A major disadvantage of vapor-fed FSP is the formation of hard agglomerates in the gas phase.
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| 43. | The east of the suburb exposes Mount Painter Volcanics dark grey to green grey dacitic crystal tuff and agglomerate.
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| 44. | The annual output estimates are in millions of tonnes of iron, steel, rolled iron, and agglomerate.
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| 45. | If a detergent is used on purified magnetosomes, they tend to agglomerate rather than staying in chain form.
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| 46. | The Gogo is a modern agglomerate group, the different sections being brought together by the great leader Mazengo.
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| 47. | Trachybasalts are in the form of two textural types; phenocryst-rich lava flows and fragmental flow agglomerates.
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| 48. | The technique was further developed by Naudon and coworkers to study metal agglomerates on surfaces and in buried interfaces.
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| 49. | If too little talc is used, the talc is merely incorporated into deposits and agglomerates of tacky materials.
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| 50. | In some cases, the flowers are gathered together ( agglomerated ) in the lower half of the stem.
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