These are separated from overlying transgressive barrier sands by a distinctive wave ravinement surface.
By Alan Burdick January 20 , 2017Neopalpa donaldtrumpi, named for the distinctive wave of yellowish-white scales that cascades forward from the moth's head.
However, it is usually dealt with as a separate subject called optics: the part that deals with the tracing of light rays is known as geometrical optics, while the part that treats the distinctive wave phenomena of light is called physical optics.
The model unit has an oak front door nearly three inches thick, with fluted trim, and the kitchen is equipped with Bleu de Savoie marble countertops, an exotic Mercury Black marble peninsula with a distinctive wave pattern and custom bronze Nanz hardware.
This sort of announcement wouldn't normally attract attention — taxonomists are making such fine-tooth discoveries all the time — except that Nazari chose to name the new species Neopalpa donaldtrumpi, for the distinctive wave of yellowish-white scales that cascades forward from the moth's head.
Arrows indicate four distinctive wave packets observed in the ground motions (S1 S4).
Four distinctive wave packets propagating northward and southward are clearly seen in the record section.
However, distinctive wave-like ruffles were seen forming at the leading edge of lamellipodia and moving centripetally towards the cell body when mCD8-GFP-expressing haemocytes were cultured in vitro (Fig. 4B; supplementary material Movie 3).
Beyond the SRL-PAI we observe 23 internal branches where non SRL-PAI resistance determinants have been acquired, depicting a distinctive wave-like pattern of resistance determinant acquisition over time.
In 1972, Alfrey was one of the first to report that dialysis patients in his unit in Denver, Colorado, frequently died within a few years due to the development of a severe encephalopathy characterised by seizures, stuttering dysarthria and a distinctive wave and spike pattern on EEG.
