Soil temperature and water content at 5 cm depth drove Soil + BC respiration.
On the basis of evaluating litter and peat-core data, we propose a model design that connects different layers through changing water-table depth, driven by effective moisture.
In both the active and inactive fungal communities, evenness significantly increased with soil depth, driven by a large decrease in the top soil layer under frequent water inputs (Fig. 4b, Fig. S9).
For a heavy sphere in a Poiseuille flow, experiments were performed using polystyrene particles with diameters 10%60%% of the channel depth, driven through a glass microchannel using a syringe pump.
Evenness-related indexes responded differently to precipitation pattern at different depths, driven by decreased evenness in the top soil layer under infrequent water inputs, which was not detected in the other soil layers (Fig. 4a, Fig. S8).
Ladysmith's unaccompanied songs use the chorus as American gospel music uses the organ, for depth and drive.
Geothermal power from steam wells depends on the same volcanic heat sources and boiling temperature changes with depth that drive geyser displays.
At the very least, the employment of fictional techniques like dialogue, interior monologue and sequential action lends drama, depth and drive to a factual account.
The tourists just don't seem to have any depth or drive, their fielding has been very poor, and there is no lift and encouragement among the players.
Identifying the metabolic features is necessary, not only to improve analytical depth and drive understanding of the metabolome, but also to prevent erroneous biological conclusions based on nonmetabolic signals.
