The guitarist and producer Ry Cooder says, "Somehow she got lost in the tail end of the soul era perhaps she was just too ferocious for mass white taste but she certainly is and was the greatest female soul singer, in a hard-core vein".
The guitarist and producer Ry Cooder says, "Somehow she got lost in the tail end of the soul era — perhaps she was just too ferocious for mass white taste — but she certainly is and was the greatest female soul singer, in a hard-core vein".
In particular, the cores in the vein are the xenocrystal that was trapped by the metamorphic fluids from the eclogite.
This is a workplace comedy to its core, in the same vein as "The Office" and "The Larry Sanders Show".
These experiments and others in a similar vein form the core of an ambitious show at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that examines fashion's eternal and probably terminal ambivalence to nature.
(c) Highly deformed damage zone just above the fault core with quartz and calcite veins, 41.10 to 41.30 mbgs.
All of these are strongly deformed to display cataclasites derived from mélange with abundant faults, fractures, and mineral veins on the core surfaces.
A rim of prismatic to acicular clinopyroxene crystals is commonly observed on the walls of these veins, whereas the core is filled with coarse-grained Ca-Al-silicate minerals.
Considering the subsets of PSII supercomplexes, the accumulation of LHCII trimers and their subunits (Lhcb1 and Lhcb2) was reduced less than PsbA (PSII core subunit) in rice mid-veins (Fig. 9b).
To characterize the mesoscopic deformation along the Nobeoka Thrust, we used fracture data (structures including fault, fracture, breccia, mineral vein) extracted from the core description and logging data.
Furthermore, rice mid-veins assembled intact PSI core complex (Fig. 8), PsaA (PSI core subunit), and Lhca1 and Lhca2 (LHCI subunits, Fig. 9b) into the oligomeric forms of PSI-LHCI (Fig. 8).
