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sworn, written statement, as in: Before the start of the trial, each of the witnesses gave a deposition of their testimony.
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Process by which sediments are deposited in a new location.
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Any matter laid down; a mineral deposit is generally a natural occurrence of a mineral that is sufficiently abundant or useful to warrant exploitation.
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The laying down of potential rock-forming materials; synonymous with "sedimentation."
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| deposition |
Process by which water changes phase directly from a vapor into a solid without first becoming a liquid.
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