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The magmatic pressure is often related to the depth of the reservoir (typically around a few km) through the simple hydrostatic law (dP/dz = ρcg), where P is the pressure at a given depth, ρc is the density of the country rock above the reservoir, g is the gravity constant, and z is the vertical coordinate (taken positive upward).

(13 Considering that the horizontal coordinate takes values between −0.5 and 0.5, we use the normalized coordinates (left( {tilde{epsilon }, tilde{v}} right) = left( { - 2epsilon, v} right)) for comparison with other projections.

Once this happens, the need for families to coordinate takes over and accelerates the process of abandonment.

Active and passive sampling methods took place at various trapping sites within a 10 km radius of the GPS coordinates taken at each of the ensembles (Fig. 4), with the exception of the forest ensemble near Knysna.

The centre of the spherical coordinate system used was calculated by averaging the centre coordinates taken from each.

A random sample of antiretroviral therapy initiators was used to validate map book categorization against Global Positioning System coordinates taken from participants' households.

The Secondary Mathematics Masterclass Programme she coordinates takes talented students through a series of Saturday morning sessions, where they explore topics outside the standard curriculum.

When two or more markers mapped to the same location, their relative positions were decided using a combination of their bovine assembly and human chromosome 8 coordinates, with the bovine coordinates taking precedence over the human ones.

While the criminals remain at large and the authorities do not know the identities of any ringleaders, the internationally coordinated take-down dealt a significant blow to their cyber capabilities.

When "geochaching," players add specific longitude and latitude coordinates taken from the Web site into their receiver.

The MHO algorithm looks for a source approximately centered in the image with approximate coordinates taken from an input region specifier.