That event destabilised the system, causing slope failures, fan deposition, and in some places, a switch in channel style to wide braided channels.
Paleontologist-geologist Peter Ward of the University of Washington, Seattle, and colleagues report in the 8 September issue of Science that rocks in South Africa's Karoo basin tell of an abrupt switch in style of sedimentation, as if the land had been permanently stripped of the rooted plants that held it in place.
Vriesendorp believes that her switch in style, from angles to curves, matched a change in mood, from "sharp and pointy and edgy" to "warps and waves, softer and more flowy".
To flip the switch in style, the city's Exploratorium science museum and the Black Rock Arts Foundation are hosting an IlluminArts Walk on 5 December.
To flip the switch in style, the city's Exploratorium science museum and the Black Rock Arts Foundation are hosting an IlluminArts Walk on 5 December.
Thus, a switch in terminology.
This change in perspective was associated with other developments, namely the retreat from the centre of cities to the suburbs evident in Manchester, for example, as early as the 1820s along with a concomitant switch in housing style from the 18th-century terrace (row houses) to the detached or semidetached villa.
Moreover, we find it easier than earlier audiences and critics to accept the mixture of expressionism, melodrama and German romanticism, to go along with the abrupt switches in style and to accept the apparent conflict of ideological positions.
For example, there was a major switch in completion styles in the Bakken in 2015, which increased the number of fracture initiation points and proppant volumes, probably causing a break from the productivity trend and relationship of proppant use to initial production rates observed in MIT's study period (Q1 2012 to Q1 2015).
He's got a great ability to be able to switch in, switch out, switch in, switch out.
