Based on the Vs30 values obtained in the study, two common site types C, and D corresponding to shallow (>6 m < 30 m) weathered rock and deep (up 30 m thick) stiff soils respectively, have been identified within the study area.
The application of basal reinforced piled embankments and earth structures is an approved method particularly in traffic route engineering as technique for transferring static and variable loads on soil layers with low bearing capacity (e.g. soft clay) into deeper stiffer soil layers.
Tissue deep in the lungs become thick, stiff and scarred.
All nudges and winks, he was a Sinatra with a deep tan, stiff jeans and a dark blue shirt from the George Strait signature line by Wrangler.
Beat egg whites and granulated sugar in a deep bowl until stiff.
When asked to play the deep middle, Smith looks stiff.
They hope to succeed through what remain revolutionary methods in Japan: deep cost-cutting and stiff competition.
The point of not washing them for as long as possible is to avoid breaking down the fibres of the denim, to preserve the deep indigos and the stiff (you might say, uncomfortable) feel of the fabric that makes them so appealing to start with.
Two young brothers and a sister living in Umbria experienced TOSV infection in the form of severe meningoencephalitis with stiff neck, deep coma, maculopapular rash, diffuse lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, renal involvement, skin rash with lamellar desquamation, a tendency to bleed, and diffuse intravascular coagulopathy.
JAL's deep problems also stem from stiff regulations that have forced JAL to service many unprofitable routes within Japan to prop up a network of domestic airports built with government money.
