Distinctive temperature and precipitation differences between seasons result from the monsoon climate.
The series of samples for deposition amount variation was annealed at three distinctive temperatures (450, 575, or 700 °C) for the constant annealing duration of 450 s.
In contrast to the rapidly fatal, irregular, uncontrolled spikes in temperature associated with hyperthermia, high fever in Ecuador exhibited a distinctive, consistent pattern: temperatures peaked approximately 1.5 hours post-sublingual misoprostol administration, and decreased thereafter.
Water mass, body of ocean water with a distinctive narrow range of temperature and salinity and a particular density resulting from these two parameters.
Because each HPV-specific pitcher will hybridize with a catcher of a distinctive length causing a temperature shift during the melting out, different HPV types will be detected in one single channel using one fluorophore.
OO Scientists Find a Way to Predict U.S. Heat Waves Weeks in Advance - Deadly summer heat waves in the eastern US may be predictable nearly two months before they occur; research shows that the occurrence of a distinctive pattern of water temperatures across a wide stretch of the North Pacific Ocean is significantly correlated to such heat waves.
And finally, we detected a mixture of c(4×2) and p(2×2) reconstructions on the surface of the resultant Ge film annealed at high temperature (600 °C) whereas the simultaneous presence of both these structures in comparable proportions on wetting layer patches is a distinctive feature of the low-temperature mode of the wetting layer growth (<600 °C) [16].
Russell said the inquiry would focus on specific issues raised by the emails, such as the way a distinctive "hockey stick" graph of historical temperatures was prepared, and suggestions that CRU scientists had abused the peer review system to keep sceptical papers from academic journals.
For one thing, he notes, Pigati and his colleagues didn't use a scanning electron microscope to scrutinize the surface of the spherules the only way to distinguish impact generated spherules, he says, that were melted at high temperatures and had a distinctive pattern inscribed on their surface as they splashed through the air, from the spherules commonly found in wetland sediments.
However, reverse gyrase that is a distinctive trait for adaptation to high temperatures may play an alternative role, for example, in protecting DNA against thermal degradation [64].
