Príklady inclusion

• Not smooth but rather marred by dense, small pockmarks; its par ticulate inclusions are finer and denser than those of any other obsidian sources.

• In this study, organic compounds were incorporated within epsomite as intracrystalline inclusions by co-precipitating a mineral from solutions of a mineral and organic compound.

• 264 structure and composition of cytoplasmic inclusions in relation to tegument function.

• The vacuolated cytoplasm contains numerous inclusions, sometimes of astonishing size, considering that there is no hint of a cytostome.

• Significantly, these inclusions do not clearly contain fibrillar substructure.

• In addition, phase contrast was often reduced after application of agonists, which is, apparently, related to the loss of intracellular membranous inclusions.

• The 950 acceptances of the chance hypothesis will be correct, but these are inclusions, not exclusions, of chance as the explanation.

• Such a procedure is unreliable since dictionaries have unnecessary inclusions as well as reproachable exclusions.

• The basalts have distinctive petrographic characteristics such as rounded and skeletal olivine phenocrysts with abundant melt inclusions, implying the mixing of two distinct magmas.

• Data were collected on the larger inclusions present, up to 50 m in size.

• In general, primary inclusions are thick, have good crystal form and are relatively large (about 50 m to 80 m in diameter).

• The analysed zircons are 150-200 m in length and have only a few cracks and inclusions.

• All zircons show well-developed crystal zoning; many have cracks, few have inclusions.

• Crystals are free of inclusions, but show abundant cracks.

• Perfectly glassy inclusions are common in transparent quartzes, where they are sometimes associated with fluid inclusions and occur isolated or in small clusters.