Furthermore, the greater relative excitation of surface waves of AS2 (Figure 2b) compared to either the mainshock or AS1 (Figure 2a) is suggestive of a relatively shallower source.
The results show that deep columned craters with hemispherical bottoms were formed in the Al Ti target, while near-hemispheroidal or relatively shallower craters formed in the Al Sc alloy.
The consistently winning ways of Williams, Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka would seem likely to make the get-togethers atop the ladder more frequent, but the three have a way to go to match what the top men have achieved (perhaps aided by relatively shallower resistance from the field than the top women have faced in recent years).
Fracture bedrocks were found at relatively shallower depths of 6.7 19.5 m (av. 13.6 m) on migmatite and 5.8 m on porphyritic granite at Idere.
The depth of the bedrock is deeper in the central part (e.g. PUL, DAH) of the basin while it is relatively shallower at the edges (e.g. SIN, PIP).
Sample etched by solution B for 5 min gives a relatively shallower etching depth and thus gains the highest value in this group.
The relatively shallower anticlinal feature in the central part of the Soutpansberg Basin at depths of 2 3.5 km is a prime target for geothermal investigation The deeper magnetic sources at depths below 4.8 km are present.
Thus, an increase in the vertical conductivity of the layers would result in relatively deeper areas of the soil profile being covered by the flow lines, whereas an increase in the horizontal conductivity of the layers would result in relatively shallower areas being covered by the flow lines.
Although the smallest Mw of 6.1 is evaluated near Cape In-ubozaki because of the relatively shallower plate boundary beneath the stations onshore and the closest stations among the evaluated area, this indicates that a slip of Mw 6.2 6.5 or larger is required for detection along the east coast.
Individuals occasionally wander into relatively shallower waters over the continental shelf, perhaps following submarine canyons or suffering from an abnormal condition.
Dalatias and Isistius are believed to have evolutionarily diverged shortly after the transition between the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods (65.5 Ma), as part of a larger adaptive radiation of dogfish sharks from the deep sea into relatively shallower habitats.
