Sentence examples for cores that will from inspiring English sources
The expedition, led by Jean Lynch-StieGeorgia Techiandech) and Pratigya Polissar (LDEO) recovered surface and long piston cores that will provide sediment material to study the past changes in the marine Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) as well as the behavior of El-Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
But now everything's fixed, and we're getting good cores that will help reveal the history of the ice sheet that last covered this bay.
The number of map/reduce slots of the MapReduce job essentially correspond to the VMs' processing cores that will be used for the execution of the job.
It is planned to develop a several decades long chronology of mercury concentrations in Lake Chapala from sediment cores that will be collected from the deepest part of the lake, a sedimentary environment expected to have more consistent and continuous deposition with limited biological and physical mixing, conditions more amenable to radiodating [ 28].
Ms Fernández's political base seems to have shrunk to a core that will support her blindly, come what may.
There may be changes or adjustments because of injuries, but in all likelihood that is the core that will take the United States team into Brazil.
The driving purpose behind North GRIP is to drill a core that will finally provide a clean record of the last interglacial period and validate Event One.
It is expected that the organization of the underlying principles of building life-cycle performance described in this paper will become a knowledge core that will facilitate a more integrated treatment of buildings in research, education, and practice.
The hydrostatic pressure on the ocean bottom, however, exerts an upward pressure on the core that will work against a vacuum being created between the piston and the top of the core.
The other version of indiplon will have a coating that releases some drug immediately to induce sleep at bedtime and a core that will release more later to keep people sleeping through the night.
The data collection process, which began in 1999, has evolved substantially over a 4-year period to the point that we believe the 2002 NDS represents a well-designed core that will receive only minor modifications annually.
