For higher viscosity ratio system (η= 1), satellite drops are generated owing to multiple breakup sequences around the neck region of a highly deformed ligament.
Mirman did write part of a sequence entitled "Breakups for all sorts of names" ("Meghan, I appreciate everything you've done, and we've had a great few years . . . "), but he lost steam.
In the ratite example, the area cladogram represents the geological sequence of Gondwana breakup (Fig. 3b), and the reconstruction in Fig. 3c indicates how much the biogeographic history of ratites can be explained by this sequence of vicariant isolating events.
Precipitation was first done over a wide dosage range in small centrifugal tubes, and was conducted later at selected dosages in a stirred tank using an agitation schedule that induces floc aggregation, breakup, and re-aggregation in sequence.
The singers remain seated at first; eventually the couples stand and move around the room (or out of it), each enacting a sequence of fights, breakups and reconciliations.
For example, the geologic record in which thick sequences of continental shelf sediments were deposited demonstrates that the breakup of Pangea resulted in the flooding of continental margins, indicating a rise in sea level.
However, previous multilocus nuclear DNA sequence divergence estimates at < 10 Million years are inconsistent with the breakup of Pangaea.
More than an excellent parlor trick — though the whimsy in linking breakup songs by Chris Thile, Robert Schumann and Cee Lo Green is obvious — Mr. Kahane's deft sequencing teased out a universality of impulse and sentiment among far-flung sources.
Using the exemplar case of the Ford-Firestone breakup, we cull from newspaper stories, congressional hearing documents, and press releases to code a historical sequence of events.
Compilation of large amounts of sequence data can be used to generate a compendium of genes shared by a common ancestor prior to the breakup of lineages.
