From the stored files, bone densities were measured in the area around each implant of the minipigs (ranging from 2 mm in the buccolingual direction to 2 mm downward from the lingual upper bone boundary) using the average value of the 255 tonality gray scale using the gray-level histogram of the Adobe Photoshop CS3 program.
Downward transplanted mesocosms from the upper transplantation reacted significantly to warming in terms of aboveground phytomass (legumes +213.6%, herbs +128.2%, graminoids +51.7%, total aboveground phytomass +66.2%), but not with regard to species composition.
One extends downward from the wall's upper right corner; the other passes through the center, aiming for its upper left corner, but never gets there.
Then, during the 11th century, the sleeves of the knight's mail shirt, or byrnie, became longer and closer-fitting, extending downward from the middle of the upper arm to the wrist; at the same time, the hem of the byrnie dropped from just above to just below the kneecap.
The content is displaced downward, and the upper part of the implant is emptied, undulating the skin and producing rippling (Fig. 7).
The males have small, curved tusks protruding downward out of the mouth from the upper jaw.
The cross-sectional view of ΔCFF along the profile A B is shown in Fig. 4. It is shown that a positive ΔCFF greater than 1 MPa is spread downward up to 50 km from the upper plate interface.
An alternative theory is that downward transport of air masses from the upper troposphere lower stratosphere plays a key role in controlling the seasonal cycle of O3 at WLG (Ma et al. 2005).
This is because abyssal and hadal waters are the reservoir for the salts from decomposed biological materials that settle downward from upper zones, and the lack of sunlight prevents their uptake by photosynthesis.
