Reservoir grade sheet sands (splays) are common, and their deposition is triggered by a sudden increase in seabed gradient (between 0.8° and 4°) at fold locations.
The transition is characterized by a sudden increase in the surface coverage of the corrosion product interpreted as a passive layer formation.
Phase IIa crystallizes first and is characterized by a low birefringence until its sporadic transformation into Phase IIb, characterized by a sudden increase in birefringence.
"It is deeply disturbing that the initial steps of the talks have been undermined by the continuous lack of sufficient humanitarian access, and by a sudden increase of aerial bombing and military activities within Syria.
The latter discontinuity exists at a depth of 2,900 kilometres (1,800 miles); it is marked by a sudden increase in density, from about 5.7 at the base of the mantle to 9.7 at the top of the core.
Ghrelin mRNA expression in gastric fundus kept stable from 28 d to 42 d, followed by a sudden increase on 45 d, exhibiting a peak that was significantly higher than any other age groups investigated.
In 1972-73, people were shocked by a sudden increase in house prices as the baby boom generation, fresh out of university, bought its way into the property market.
In other words, it may be suffering from a serious case of the "Dutch disease" — the decline of other sectors caused by a sudden increase in mineral wealth, in the Dutch case natural gas in the 1960s.
In the second method, MEBs were extracted from the vapor sheath around an electrically heated tungsten filament submerged in liquid helium, either by a high electric field (up to 15 kV/cm) or by a sudden increase of a negative pressure in liquid helium.
As shown in the Figure 7, the as-synthesized sample prepared using 3 mL PO shows that the absorption started to increase from a relative pressure of about 0.1 and then increased slowly, until the relative pressure of about 0.9, followed by a sudden increased from 0.9 to 0.99.
For some central banks, taking financial markets by surprise with a sudden increase or cut in rates was almost a matter of honour.
