All these units were exposed, but nearly, nowhere, the complete succession is recorded.
In contrast, to the enhanced caffeine-induced [Ca2+]i transient observed under control condition (Figure 5C, upper panel), application of a caffeine puff, when complete succession of all whole-cell [Ca2+]i transients has taken place as a result of the thapsigargin uptake inhibition, produced only a minor effect.
In Moravia, complete successions of calcareous and basinal volcanic sediments occur.
A detailed description and interpretation of outcrops was carried out, analyzing exposures from the northern basin margin to the most complete successions at the southern depocenter.
But what Ziska observed in his urban plots was ecology on amphetamines, a nearly completed succession to trees by the end of five years, with a domination by invasive weed trees of the most troublesome sort: ailanthus, Norway maples and mulberries.
The data presented in Exhibits I, II, III, and IV are for completed successions only, in other words, those in which the new manager lasted in the job for two and a half years or longer.
The complete delta succession, less than 65 m thick, consists of four upwardly fining and thinning sequences several metres thick.
For example, even with complete natural succession over 300 years, Korean pine only recovers on 1/3 of the areas in the landtypes it can dominate.
Murchison reasoned that somewhere, perhaps outside northwestern Europe, a more complete stratigraphic succession would fill in these sedimentary gaps and would provide a more complete, better-preserved fossil assemblage.
The preservation of such a thick and complete glacial/interglacial succession is very rare in the geological record and requires a specific depositional setting.
(Those clauses have never been ironclad, however, because a network can choose to pay off the deal rather than complete the succession, as Mr. Letterman learned when Mr. Leno was chosen to succeed Mr. Carson in 1992).
