Table 1 Different depths support different vegetation forms Depth (mm) Vegetation form 40 100 Moss, sedum 50 110 Sedum, moss, herbaceous 100 180 Sedum, herbaceous 150 250 Grass, herbaceous Adapted from FLL (2008, p. 43).
Handel gave some of his best, most deeply pained music to Andronico, and Patricia Bardon sang it magnificently, with both nuance and depth supported by a solid technique.
The InSAR derived depth supports the suggestion that earthquakes in the HBG often occur in a shallow crust.
The overall decrease of Ks,f with the soil depth supported the hypothesis that the macropore density decreased as a function of depth, yielding higher macropore flow variability.
Thus, sequence cluster depth supports the truism that mobile elements (i.e., retroelements and transposable elements) are often members of repetitive sequence families, while genes and intergenic regions (here we equate non-annotated sequences with intergenic regions) typically reside in less repetitive regions of the genome.
This paper focuses on chemical treatments of shallow to moderate subgrade depths for supporting transportation pavement infrastructure.
Individual clinicians would then develop their skills further and be able to focus in more depth on supporting behaviour change.
The WBGR approach turns a nuisance in straightforward multilevel regression analysis into an advantage for in-depth analysis supporting or refuting causal claims in cross sectional analysis.
Ultrastructural analysis of yeast cells using electron microscopy reveals a significant increase in invagination depth, further supporting a role for the Vps1-actin interaction during scission.
Because the waters tend to be very clear, there can be enough sunlight at such depths to support kelp growth.
A lobster soup showed Mr. Burke's work in a good light, though, with a broth of incredible depths to support lobster dumplings swimming within it.
