magma
101Magma (álgebra) — En álgebra abstracta, un magma es un tipo de estructura algebraica especialmente elemental. Un magma consiste en un conjunto X con una sola operación binaria en él. Normalmente (pero no siempre), es interpretado como una forma de multiplicación,… …
102magma chamber — ALASKA VOLCANO OBSERVATORY GLOSSARY The subterranean cavity containing the gas rich liquid magma which feeds a volcano. GLOSSARY OF VOLCANIC TERMS A subterranean region composed of magma that may have a conduit or set of conduits leading to a… …
103magma plume — a rising body of magma within the mantle …
104magma reservoir — USGS PHOTO GLOSSARY OF VOLCANIC TERMS See: magma …
105magma chamber — /ˈmægmə tʃeɪmbə/ (say magmuh chaymbuh) noun a reservoir of magma which is under great pressure and which may eventually force its way up to the surface of the earth through a rock fracture to create a volcano …
106magma chamber — noun : the underground space usually deep below the earth s surface occupied by magma that may ascend from it to or toward the surface …
107magma — noun a) The molten matter within the earth, the source of the material of lava flows, dikes of eruptive rocks, etc. b) A classification of algebraic structures …
108magma — 1. A soft mass left after extraction of the active principles. 2. A salve or thick paste. [G. a soft mass or salve, fr. masso, to knead] m. reticulare delicate noncellular strands running between the yolk sac and the outer wall of the …
109magma — molten rock below the surface, either held within the crust or in the mantle …
110magma — (ma gma) s. m. Terme de pharmacie et de chimie. Marc ou matière épaisse qui reste après l expression des parties les plus fluides d une substance quelconque. ÉTYMOLOGIE Terme dérivé d un verbe grec traduit par pétrir …
