Tidal gauges cannot measure tsunamis in the deep ocean.In this section The next big wave Plumbing the depths Period piece A nod and a wink ReprintsWaving, not drowningWhat is needed are specific detectors that take advantage of the fact that tsunamis are felt throughout the ocean's depths, unlike wind-generated waves, which affect only its surface.
In a paper in this month's Geology, they apply their method to lava from the Springerville volcanic field in Arizona.In this section The next big wave Plumbing the depths Period piece A nod and a wink Reprints Related items Volcanoes: All hot and botheredJan 16th 2003Dr Putirka and Dr Condit are especially interested in the composition of a mineral called clinopyroxene.
Since the current pattern of eclipses implies that 40% of the photographs (ie, 16 of them) should have shown the star in eclipse, that suggests things have changed significantly in a few decades.In this section The next big wave Plumbing the depths Period piece A nod and a wink ReprintsExactly what has changed is not clear, at least at the moment.
The color of the micro-structured brass surfaces is certainly dependent on the width, depth, and period of the microstructures.
Numerical results demonstrate the significant effects of current in case of larger water depth, smaller period wave and fine sand.
The spectral peculiarities were shown to depend both on the polarization of light, on the depth and period of microrelief, and on the diameter of Au nanowires.
In asphaltenes of oil 3 taken from greater depth (Devonian period), low weight molecular n-alkanes were practically absent and the main maximum of MMD was at carbon numbers of 54 56.
The study suggests that field enhancement can be realized at selective wavelengths in a wide spectrum range using cavity resonances in the deep nanogrooves of metal gratings, and the position for field-enhancement can be tuned by the depth and period of the gratings.
As a result, accounts of human adaptation often consider in some depth this period, given its importance in determining which genes and traits our ancestors bequeathed to us.
Two non-fiction books, both published this year, add nuance and depth to period narratives, showcasing and normalizing untold stories instead of perpetuating mainstream media's high-stakes menstrual dramas.
