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deposition
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deposition (dep´ōzish´n),
n the evidence given by a witness under interrogation, oral or written, and usually written down by an official person and intended to be used in the trial of an action in court.
deposition Medical malpractice A testimony obtained under oath from a witness or expert outside of court, which can be subsequently used in a criminal or civil action Metabolic diseases The accumulation of crystallizable or nonmetabolizable material in certain organs


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As the crystal falls, the extent to which it undergoes either depositional growth (vapor to solid phase change) or growth by riming (liquid to solid phase change) will impact the amount of air space entrapped within each crystal, and thus the subsequent SLR.
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