assemblage

a loose assemblage of diverse groups.

some vast assemblage of gears and cogs.

the assemblage of parts of a machine

Eodiagenesis is characterized by the assemblage of carbonate-analcime-anhydrite, while authigenic kaolinite is found in some strata.

The alteration assemblages are mainly adularia_chalcedony_sericite in low-sulfidation gold deposits, and alunite_kaolinite_quartz (chalcedony) in high_sulfidation gold deposits.

When the regional extension is disharmonic with the basement structure and movement, complicated fault assemblages can be form during progressive deformation.

(4) ore bodies occurring as lenses with the auriferous laminar assemblages conformable with the mylonitic foliation;

Pterocladiella capillacea, Polyopes polyideoides, Marginisporum crassissimum, Jania ungulate and Chondrus ocellatus contribute to temporal variations in assemblage structure.

Ores consist of pyrite, blende, aurum, zinckenite, tennantite, antimonite, realgar, and orpiment, belong to typical Low-temperature minerals assemblage .

His sets were simple, sometimes sinister assemblages of wide shallow steps and narrow columns.

The Great Wall of China is an assemblage of smaller walls built by various dynasties over many years.

What was the occasion of this excited assemblage?

At the end, Jobs stood in front of the assemblage and gave a soliloquy.

Microbiologists call this assemblage of tiny interlopers the human microbiome.

This would leave behind what's called a catastrophic assemblage.

This is the northernmost assemblage of Big Trees that may fairly be called a forest.

By the Early Permian, synapsids became much more common in fossil assemblages.

It’s an assemblage of elements from multiple countries, linked to impacts that are unfolding on a global scale.

The Leopard's giant form, towering above all the others, caused a sudden hush to fall on the assemblage.