Príklady encrustation

• Compositional characterization of encrustation on marble with laser induced breakdown spectroscopy.

• Chapter 9 reminds the reader about the fact that limestones are biological sediments with detailed looks at stromatolites, encrustations and bioerosion.

• Furthermore, because of heavy encrustation of indwelling ureteral stents in pregnancy, frequent stent changes every 4-6 weeks are required.

• I refer to the encrustations of grime and soot which have been, and are being, erased from our buildings up and down the country.

• The encrustation also roughly indicates its age; younger dragons have few gems, whereas venerable stellar dragons are literally covered in jewels.

• It forms elongated lathlike monoclinic crystals, radial spherulites, encrustations and powdery aggregates.

• It also can include elaborate carvings, gem encrustations and detailed drawings.

• Such compounds are biocide and antifouling agents, commonly mixed in paints to prevent marine encrustations on boats and ships.

• It often occurs as a "post mine" encrustation on old underground mine surfaces.

• Tin compounds are biocidal anti-fouling agents mixed into paints to prevent marine encrustations on boats and ships.

• The encrustation minerals, the objects it surrounds, and the techniques for preservation are recorded using photographs and x rays.

• In 1907, the church complex experienced another repair which included the removal of the encrustation of brick work and the undercovering of the doorways.

• For example, metals from shipwrecked sites can have encrustation, which means they contain coagulates.

• It typically occurs as fibrous or powdery encrustations, but may also occur as acicular triclinic crystals.

• It forms as coatings and encrustations with internal tetragonal crystal structure.