In contrast, rocks located west of the TSW fault system cooled distinctly later, preserving 40Ar/39Ar muscovite and biotite ages between 1.74 and 1.72 Ga; this crustal architecture delineated from seismic surveys illustrates a more homogeneous, slightly (5 km) thinner crust.
While the latter value is more reliable (being based on full, dynamic AIFs) the underlying data were restricted to times ≤60 min, whereas the present data cover distinctly later times after injection.
The inactive X chromosome (Xi) is one of the latest replicating regions of the human genome, being replicated distinctly later in S phase than the autosomes and its active X counterpart (Xa; Hansen et al., 1996; Morishima et al., 1962).
And the tension between past and present has unleashed a wave of citywide self-reflection a half-century later in a distinctly American place that is part Dallas Cowboys, part Texas excess and part urban melting pot, where the public school students come from homes where 70 languages are spoken.
He later became editor of a distinctly states-rights newspaper, the Columbus Georgiaa) Enquirer.
Why?" Later, he started screaming in a distinctly beagle-like fashion.
Our data document a distinctly higher risk of testicular cancer in first-born compared with later born sons and suggest that the most likely explanation should be sought among exposures in utero.
These results on successional changes in guild structure and representation indicate a distinctly non-random sequence of community assembly, as certain guilds appear in later stages, followed by increase in their species richness and in many cases, phylogenetic structure.
And then nine years later for Mexico 86, originally scheduled for Colombia but still a distinctly South American-tinged affair, with Diego Maradona by some distance the dominant personality.
At later stages of growth there can be a change to a distinctly different form of crystal growth that is composed of edge-on lamellae which grow at a substantially higher crystallization rate.
