Definition of schlieren in English:

schlieren

plural nounˈʃlɪərənˈSHlirən

technical

1Discernible layers in a transparent material that differ from the surrounding material in density or composition.
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1. 1.1Geology Irregular streaks or masses in igneous rock that differ from the surrounding rock in texture or composition.
  〈技〉纹影
  Example sentencesExamples
  The age pattern of cordierite leucogranites is neatly bimodal, with a population centred exactly on the same value as the schlieren and nebulitic mesocratic migmatites.
  Petrography shows that the minerals in the enclaves, those in the schlieren layering, and also those forming the magmatic foliation do not show any signs of deformation or recrystallization.
  The oldest age pattern corresponds to schlieren and nebulitic migmatites and is obviously bimodal.
  These migmatites may be divided into three facies on the basis of their mesoscopic structures: schlieren, nebulitic and transitional.
  Rare mafic enclaves, which include both xenoliths of country rock and magma pods more mafic than the host monzogranite, as well as schlieren, are parallel to this compositional banding.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German Schlieren, plural of Schliere 'streak'.

Rhymes

Kieran, Madeiran

Definition of schlieren in US English:

schlieren

plural nounˈSHlirən

technical

1Discernible layers in a transparent material that differ from the surrounding material in density or composition.
〈技〉纹影
1. 1.1Geology Irregular streaks or masses in igneous rock that differ from the surrounding rock in texture or composition.
  〈技〉纹影
  Example sentencesExamples
  These migmatites may be divided into three facies on the basis of their mesoscopic structures: schlieren, nebulitic and transitional.
  The oldest age pattern corresponds to schlieren and nebulitic migmatites and is obviously bimodal.
  Rare mafic enclaves, which include both xenoliths of country rock and magma pods more mafic than the host monzogranite, as well as schlieren, are parallel to this compositional banding.
  The age pattern of cordierite leucogranites is neatly bimodal, with a population centred exactly on the same value as the schlieren and nebulitic mesocratic migmatites.
  Petrography shows that the minerals in the enclaves, those in the schlieren layering, and also those forming the magmatic foliation do not show any signs of deformation or recrystallization.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German Schlieren, plural of Schliere ‘streak’.

单词	schlieren
释义	Definition of schlieren in English: schlieren plural nounˈʃlɪərənˈSHlirən technical 1Discernible layers in a transparent material that differ from the surrounding material in density or composition. 〈技〉纹影 1.1Geology Irregular streaks or masses in igneous rock that differ from the surrounding rock in texture or composition. 〈技〉纹影 Example sentencesExamples The age pattern of cordierite leucogranites is neatly bimodal, with a population centred exactly on the same value as the schlieren and nebulitic mesocratic migmatites. Petrography shows that the minerals in the enclaves, those in the schlieren layering, and also those forming the magmatic foliation do not show any signs of deformation or recrystallization. The oldest age pattern corresponds to schlieren and nebulitic migmatites and is obviously bimodal. These migmatites may be divided into three facies on the basis of their mesoscopic structures: schlieren, nebulitic and transitional. Rare mafic enclaves, which include both xenoliths of country rock and magma pods more mafic than the host monzogranite, as well as schlieren, are parallel to this compositional banding. Origin Late 19th century: from German Schlieren, plural of Schliere 'streak'. Rhymes Kieran, Madeiran Definition of schlieren in US English: schlieren plural nounˈSHlirən technical 1Discernible layers in a transparent material that differ from the surrounding material in density or composition. 〈技〉纹影 1.1Geology Irregular streaks or masses in igneous rock that differ from the surrounding rock in texture or composition. 〈技〉纹影 Example sentencesExamples These migmatites may be divided into three facies on the basis of their mesoscopic structures: schlieren, nebulitic and transitional. The oldest age pattern corresponds to schlieren and nebulitic migmatites and is obviously bimodal. Rare mafic enclaves, which include both xenoliths of country rock and magma pods more mafic than the host monzogranite, as well as schlieren, are parallel to this compositional banding. The age pattern of cordierite leucogranites is neatly bimodal, with a population centred exactly on the same value as the schlieren and nebulitic mesocratic migmatites. Petrography shows that the minerals in the enclaves, those in the schlieren layering, and also those forming the magmatic foliation do not show any signs of deformation or recrystallization. Origin Late 19th century: from German Schlieren, plural of Schliere ‘streak’.
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