Upwards, a distinctive shallowing-upward succession of middle late Holocene age is interpreted to reflect initiation and subsequent progradation of a wave-dominated delta system, with flanking strandplains, in response to reduced rate of sea-level rise.
Mount Kenya supports a succession of distinctive, elevation-based vegetation zones.
The succession of utterly distinctive works Reich has composed in the last half century includes some of the most remarkable music of our time, their influence continues to cross continents and almost all musical boundaries.
Tree species composition did not change as stands aged, but there were distinctive changes in vegetation structure through succession.
This swimming profile is strikingly different from naïve wild-type zebrafish, and is clearly anxiogenic because these horizontal sweeps occur in rapid succession (rather than having distinctive or regular intervals between upper exploratory sweeps).
Succession stopped at success.
Games also depend upon an art of expressive movement, with characters defined through their distinctive ways of propelling themselves through space, and successful products structured around a succession of spectacular stunts and predicaments.
In the 20's and 30's, when Hollywood had perfected the techniques of invisible editing and seamless narrative structure, Chaplin continued to insist on conspicuous camera movements, emphatic editing and a distinctive, episodic structure that rendered his work not so much a smooth succession of scenes flawlessly melded together as a succession of more or less self-contained segments.
This route meanders past sandy beaches, a succession of picture-postcard coves, dramatic cliffs with distinctive marine flora and even a spectacular blowhole.
In the interval, Stangos had started to establish the distinctive terms of reference that would serve him through a succession of London offices and homes.
