San Francisco's Marina district was particularly hard hit because it had been built on filled land (comprising loose, sandy soil), and the unreinforced masonry buildings in Santa Cruz (many of which were 50 to 100 years old) failed completely.
Kadavur and Rangamalai hills occurring in the southern part of the district comprise the loose ends of the much denuded Eastern Ghats and rise to heights of over 1031 m above mean sea level.
According to Marco Livingstone, his early comic subjects comprise a "loose and improvised style clearly derived from de Kooning".
Villages in Manhiça typically comprise a loose conglomeration of compounds separated by garden plots and grazing land.
Like London, Sydney comprises a loose agglomeration of separate neighborhoods.
The Kantian movement comprises a loose assemblage of rather diverse philosophies that share Kant's concern with exploring the nature, and especially the limits, of human knowledge in the hope of raising philosophy to the level of a science in some sense similar to mathematics and physics.
The high potential zones comprised of loose sediment, clay to boulders with 150 m depth, the lineament density ranges from 0.48 to 0.97 km/km2, and drainage density ranges from 0 1.157 to 1.157 2.313 km/km2.
The relation between a diurnal range of water potentials and the dune's volume at Namibrand suggests the hypothesis of water storage low down in the dune: Since the dunes are comprised of loose and coarse sand into which precipitation percolates easily, and from which little soil water is lost by evaporation, noticeable precipitation water might have been stored.
Compared to the 41-mm mesh conventional trawl, all of four smaller-meshed designs (comprising either loose or tight hanging ratios, and with diamond- or square-mesh wing/side panels) had lower drag (9 12%) and required less fuel (up to 4 12%).
As a result, cells can migrate through this reconstituted matrix in the absence of proteolytic activity since the matrix comprises a loose collection of collagen fibrils [ 98, 162– 162].
