In general, long-term pre-agriculture rates of vertical accretion between about 10,000 and 200 years ago averaged about 0.2 mm yr− 1 in tributary watersheds smaller than about 700 km2 and about 0.9 mm yr− 1 on the floodplain of the upper Mississippi River where the contributing watershed area increases to about 170,000 km2.
Goldman said GE will see accretion of about half a cent of earnings per share in the first year from an agreement to acquire Dallas- and Toronto-based Transportation Financial Services Group from CitiCapital, a unit of Citigroup.
Every year, there is a large new accretion of about 200,000 susceptible sexually active Dutch young people, although not all are at high risk for acquiring Ct [ 1].
Prior to the Archean Eon, the Earth was in the astronomical (Hadean) stage of planetary accretion that began about 4.6 billion years ago; no rocks are preserved from this stage.
The mass of the protostar's accretion disk is about 20 solar masses, she reported here today at the 197th meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
Analytical expressions are obtained for the stress field in a sphere that has grown by accretion while rotating about an axis at a speed which may vary during the accretion process.
The lifespan of the accretion disks is about 10 million years.
The dramatic changes seen in the X-ray spectral and timing properties of accreting black hole candidates (BHCs) provide important clues about the accretion and jet formation processes that occur in these systems.
One man, who suffered an accretion of enough detail about the game to fill in the blanks, including an "uncharacteristically humble" tweet from Richard Sherman, diagnosed his defeat as "death by a thousand cuts".
Professor Resnik and Professor Theodore Ruger of the University of Pennsylvania have spoken and written at length of their concerns about the accretion of power in the hands of a single life-tenured official.
