The shifting load of the atmosphere as weather systems cross the surface accounted for the other third.
We also found that temporarily repaired cracks in a road crossing the surface rupture had opened further by April 28 (Fig. 3d).
In some cases, infected people feel nothing until mature worms begin crossing the surface of the eyes ― an agonizing process that can take minutes or days.
By creating a dialogue beyond demographics and stereotypes of language, acculturation, traditions or country of origin, brands can cross the surface of nationalism, traditions and the "Hispanic" mindset.
The position of the Endobutton plate was adjusted under arthroscopic control to cross the dorsal surface of the coronoid process and tightly flattened against the bone surface.
Ide et al. (2011) have proposed that the major effect can be attributed to a dynamic overshoot due to the fault crossing the free surface, whereas we demonstrate that simulation without the fault crossing the free surface can represent a rupture process consistent with the observed ground motions.
This suggests that the arrangement of the interior lobules does not significantly influence the rate of interstitial fluid crossing the liver surface; instead, it depends only on the arrangement of the lobules near the outer surface.
This implies that the bare area leads to an increase in the total flux crossing the liver surface by around 10%% compared to the flux that would be obtained if the entire surface were peritonealized.
The boundary conditions at the exposed surface are based on the flow of surrounding parameters (relative humidity, temperature and chloride concentration) crossing the concrete surface.
Of course, naming the man-made wonders that cross the ocean surface, and the natural wonders that lurk below it, should be a serious business.
Diffused fissures and micro-cracks cross the protected surface and fragments of the coatings are detached from the substrate.
