These D1 structures represent the earliest pervasive deformation events in the Eastern Goldfields Superterrane and are characterized by a pervasive bedding-parallel foliation (S1//S0) that accommodated NW-verging thrusting.
The earliest pervasive deformation events in the Archaean Eastern Goldfields Superterrane of the Yilgarn Craton are partly obscured by subsequent deformation and pre-date rocks exposed over large areas.
You don't have to spend much time talking to those in today's high-stressed work force to learn that the urge to retire early is pervasive.
There is substantial evidence suggesting that essentialist thinking is an early and pervasive cognitive bias (see Gelman, 2003).
11 Overall, those data demonstrated that, along with peripheral vascular occlusive disease, accelerated vascular stiffening is an early and pervasive mechanism of vascular disease in HGPS.
Collins's proficiency last year was pervasive early in games, even on the first play from scrimmage.
In Germany, for example, Prussian and Calvinist beliefs about the value of rising early are still pervasive.
A year or two later, another of the children was found to have "early signs of pervasive early developmental disorder which is a range of cognitive diseases which also includes autism".
A year or two later, another of the children was found to have "early signs of pervasive early developmental disorder which is a range of cognitive diseases which also includes autism". Cohen told me.
Early marriage remains pervasive in many parts of the world.
