Subsequent to the Exxon Valdez grounding accident, this concern has resulted in the enactment of the OPA90 and related International Maritime Organization (IMO) requirements for double hulls.
Nitrogen treatment in the vadose zone and subsequent transport to ground water at a development scale is the focus of this investigation.
Following this, we envisage a time of drying, with the generation of polygonal patterned ground and dune development subsequent to the disappearance of the surface liquid and frozen water.
And at about Minute 81 of the 90-minute movie, Ms. Coddington's tweaking of Ms. Wintour and subsequent refusal to give ground, with justifications both philosophical and aesthetic, bring about the film's climax.
In host plants lacking the appropriate resistance gene, the parasite rapidly penetrates the host root cortex, forms connections to the host vascular system, swells to form a tubercle, and expands its cotyledons leading to subsequent above ground growth and flowering.
The local strain accumulation due to inhomogeneous structures and its subsequent release by ground shaking is one possible explanation of the difference (Watanabe, 1991).
In the aftermath of the Ethiopian tragedy and the subsequent 737 MAX grounding, this would appear to add to Boeing's woes.
But 35 years later, the NSA is using this law and its subsequent amendments as legal grounds to run even more invasive programs than those that gave rise to the statute.
If the object survives both its passage through the atmosphere and its subsequent impact on the ground, it is called a meteorite.
With every subsequent improvement made to the ground since the Second World War, the capacity steadily declined.
Subsequent testing in ground-based spaceflight analogue culture conditions indicted that the altered acid tolerance exhibited by Salmonella during culture in LB alone was prevented with the addition of inorganic phosphate.
