Hoeke, R. K., Storlazzi, C. D. & Ridd, P. V. Hydrodynamics of a bathymetrically complex fringing coral reef embayment: wave climate, in situ observations and wave prediction.
Considered the most specialized member of its family, the tasselled wobbegong's ornate coloration and complex dermal fringe grants it excellent camouflage, while it is probably a slower swimmer than related species.
Integral to her success is that she is too original to be pigeonholed — although others may see her as a symbol of feminism, judging her by the chic severity of an unvarnished face under a straight fringe, complex but plain clothes and flat shoes.
A labyrinth of successive and simultaneous installations involving painting, drawing, sculpture, video, photography, performance, sound, music, and living land all inhabit the inherent visual spectacle of the adaptive reuse of a three-acre vintage industrial bakery complex on the fringe of Downtown.
The developers of a proposed hotel and conference center complex on the fringes of Newark International Airport today detailed their plans for the project, which would tap into a growing need for hotel rooms and meeting space within easy reach of the airport.
The Disneyland complex on the eastern fringe of Paris, which opened in 1992, epitomized this trend.
Each of the players they are examining (Delta, Serrate, Fringe), have complex and dynamic expression patterns with respect to both the wing margin and the veins, but this aspect is ignored.
A dead fringing reef complex near Pakarang Cape (Sanfilippo et al., 2010) forms a platform that extends down to a water depth of approximately 10 m (Figs. 1 and 2).
Sometimes, they are torn down and the children are transferred to a nearby school, or they are bused to new complexes on the fringes of towns.
