noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
acid
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I can do experiments in the greenhouse that show that red spruce are harmed by ozone and acid deposition .
dry
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This staining on marble is the result of dry deposition from sulphur dioxide gases produced by the burning of fossil fuels.
■ VERB
take
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But the most surprising fact about this is that all these events took place during the deposition of a single graptolite zone.
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And then one day the defendants' attorneys took the deposition of Maggie and the kids.
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We took the depositions of each expert.
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There is no damned end to the money it costs to take depositions in a malpractice case.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Symington's deposition was taken as part of a lawsuit between the City of Tucson and the Metropolitan Water District.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Attention has also focused on acid deposition effects on a wide range of crops.
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But the most surprising fact about this is that all these events took place during the deposition of a single graptolite zone.
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Erosion and deposition begin and end at different times at sites hundreds of kilometers apart.
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Even the pretrial depositions could prove embarrassing and politically damaging if, as is likely, they were released to the public.
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In the criminal trial, the prosecution did not have the luxury of depositions.
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Poor-quality eggshells indicate insufficient deposition of calcium and this deficiency was shown to have arisen because of increased soil acidification.
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Such dynamism means perpetual change and the two processes of bank erosion and sediment deposition are unceasing.