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The megalandslide has a very gently inclined slip surface (< 5°) and originated in a low-gradient landscape formed by weak, nearly horizontally inclined Miocene limestones overlying clay-rich strata.
Gruber says the earliest paintings of Muhammad date from around the 1300s and originated in a region now made up of Turkey, Iraq and Iran.
Pouring in more troops is politically infeasible, he said, while pulling out altogether would make the United States vulnerable to a terrorist attack organized by Al Qaeda and originating in a Taliban-dominated Afghanistan.
One of the more successful experiments so far, scientists said, has been the use of intense laser light to explore the dynamics of the shock waves moving through the remnant debris from a supernova, in particular the relatively nearby one first observed in 1987 in the Southern Hemisphere and originating in a galaxy known as the Large Magellanic Cloud.
I also feel like discussing ethics and fairness is antithetical to a campaign originated in and motivated by a fair bit of misogyny and harassment.
The idea for combining PET and CT originated in a clinically active academic environment in Geneva and Pittsburgh [ 6] prior to a grant application to the National Institute of Health (NIH) in 1994 proposing to build a prototype of an integrated PET/CT system.
The two outstanding phenomena of the 1950s and 1960s heart surgery and organ transplantation both originated in a real and practical manner at the turn of the century.
Hyperthermophiles and thermophiles in archaea originated in a hot environment but those in bacteria recolonized at a later stage under extreme conditions.
"Millionaire" originated in Britain.
Silk mat-derived protein solution increased the genes associated with inflammation and angiogenesis in macrophages as originated in a layer-dependent manner.
The S. cerevisiae VBA3 and VBA5 genes are paralogs originated in a duplication event occurring after S. mikatae speciation.
