The stratigraphic simulation results presented here demonstrate that Type 1 and 2 unconformities and conformities may develop in segments of an extensional basin during a sea/lake-level fall depending on the local subsidence rates.
It goes something like this: With astronomically high unemployment rates and a general lack of attention, a limited amount of grumbling has begun to develop in some segments of the African American community regarding President Barack Obama and his policies.
Conclusion: primary VVs develop in isolated segments of the superficial venous system (without connection to the deep system) at, or distal to, the underlying main trunk incompetence, suggesting a process of "spreading incompetence" from one focal point, producing varicosities (mainly in tributaries).
RCA typically develops in mature segments of the root, beyond the elongation zone (Justin and Armstrong 1987; Kawai et al. 1998; Burton et al. 2012a).
Aneurysms may develop in any segment of the aorta, but most involve the aortic segment below the renal arteries.
In developing national segments of international highways, particular attention has been paid to road-integration projects.
The design segment in Russia is practically undeveloped, while other segments are developing in the framework of the global transnational corporations.
The origin of digits, essentially strings of segmented elements developing in a sequence from the distal part of the limb, is a problem that developmental genetics is beginning to tackle.
The asymptomatic in-stent recurrent stenotic lesion developed in the M1 segment of a left MCA 3 months after the angioplasty with a DIOR DEB and implantation of an Enterprise stent.
As said, respondents were assigned to one of the five segments using a 28-item questionnaire on alcohol and approval from others, developed in the segmenting study [ 26].
The first method was originally developed in cattle to differentiate between segments of Bos indicus and Bos taurus origin by Bolormaa et al.
