Consequently, they are positively buoyant within this depth range, as has been shown for other species of cormorants diving under 50 m deep [15], [17].
No matter the tempo, Davis's precise, deft touch produced solos whose moods ranged from buoyant to brooding, mournful to sweet.
After centrifugation of yeast lysate, the supernatant containing recombinant proteins was collected and subjected to the ultracentrifugation on 30 65 % sucrose gradient and subsequently on CsCl density gradient ranging to buoyant densities from 1.23 to 1.38 g/mL as described previously [ 12].
In contrast to the previous work performed by Sandia on large, momentum-dominated hydrogen leaks, these studies are focusing on small leaks in the Froude number range where both buoyant and inertial forces are important or, in the limit, where buoyancy dominates leak behavior.
The maximum respiratory (lungs + air sacs) volume of a Kerguelen shag of mass (m) equal to 2.6 kg can be calculated as = 0.126×(103×m)1.12 = 842 ml (equation for non-galliform birds, [39]), a value which is close to the ones obtained with Equation 2 for Kerguelen shags (735 882 ml) diving in the 130 m range and neutrally buoyant at 70 80 m.
For the estimation of "background" concentrations, the influences of local pollution (e.g., buoyant upslope flow) and long-range transport should be excluded, while for the estimation of "baseline" concentrations, only local pollution should be excluded.
She can achieve a range of effects; especially buoyant is the drawing in which the dots stream diagonally from the upper left corner.
He was known for his buoyant forms and adaptations of styles ranging from Hellenistic Greek figures to American folk art.
To have taken an image associated with surrealism and to make Winnie into a credible, buoyant human being with a wide emotional range is a mark of genius.
Accurate approaches for the range of flow regimes experienced within buildings (buoyant flow adjacent to walls, buoyant plumes rising from radiators, fan-driven flows, etc).
