Similar quake clusters have occurred in the past, including a sequence of five major quakes that shook the Calabria region during two months of 1783, and the more recent trio of quakes near Assisi in 1997.
Consequently, in this study we reviewed and categorized the different research strategies and, as an illustrative case-study, we considered how these approaches might apply in the analysis of environmental impacts downstream from a sequence of three major dams and reservoirs along the Snake River, the largest tributary of the Columbia River (Palmer 1991).
Myotube size was evaluated by measuring a sequence of minor axes perpendicular to the major axis of each distinguishable myotube.
Anderegg said: 'The volume peaked in 2007 around a unique sequence of major events — the releases of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth in August 2006 and the IPCC report in April 2007.
Early signs of this shift are seen in the eerie idylls of Schubert: in the "Sanctus" from the Mass in E-Flat, a sequence of E-flat major, B minor, and G minor induces shivers.
The orchestra thrice plays a sequence of three chords — B-flat major, A-flat major, E minor — which echo, in a muted, darkened way, Scarpia's signature harmonies as heard throughout the opera.
The book is organized in a more or less chronological sequence of major events and issues in the grad school process.
The panfungal PCR assay [ 61] detects the small-subunit rRNA gene sequence of major fungal organism groups, with a sensitivity of 80% and a specificity of 95.6% [ 66].
In the works of Isačenko and Schädlich [12] and Stock and Zacharias [13], a given F0 contour is mainly described as a sequence of communicatively motivated tone switches, major transitions of the F0 contour aligned with accented syllables.
While one major concern is the arrival sequence of major components, another is that the components themselves are of sufficiently high quality for the system to function.
