Dominant xenomorphic to
idiomorphic dark gray crystals--dolomite, subordinate light gray xenomorphics--calcite, dark interstitial--fine-grained mass containing clay minerals, silica, organic matter and carbonates are present.
The ores mainly comprise cataclastic,
idiomorphic or hypidiomorphic granular, and gric textures.
The plagioclase phenocrysts (bytownite, [An.sub.75]) are
idiomorphic, slightly zoned of 3-4 mm length, comprising around 3% of the rock volume.
At any rate, isolated
idiomorphic crystals grow inside the oncoids.
These rocks are medium- to coarse-grained equigranular to inequigranular anhedral to euhedral with xenomorphic to
idiomorphic granular texture.
Minor
idiomorphic carbonate minerals are also present in the siliceous rocks (Figure 5(e)).
Contextualizing the roles of members of these groups in popular entertainment as a historically resilient continuum between premodern agrarian communities and modern metropolises, Roussou raises the possibilities of dialects reaching into the familiar and
idiomorphic precincts of the popular psyche, re-articulating in turn, the demotic culture of contemporary urban life (2006, p.
Olivine occurs as early formed rounded grains or as
idiomorphic phenocrysts.
Samples collected from the Garnet Hill locality contain
idiomorphic garnet porphyroblasts up to two centimeters in diameter that have grown in a fine-grained phyllitic matrix.
live our lives in language and in time, / craving some pure
idiomorphic