But tissue properties, including birefringence, may be spatially varying; in particular, layered tissue often exhibits depth-dependent properties in its different layers.
Nevertheless, significant storage levels in the MWh range are available in shaft type systems exhibiting depths approaching 1 km, or in basin configurations of sizeable area (six or more Olympic scale swimming pools).
The objective of this study was to determine if such tissues exhibit depth-dependent compressive properties, and how these depth-varying properties were correlated with cell and matrix composition of the tissue.
A distinct Early Eocene bathymetric gradient from Vøring to Lofoten margin is suggested exhibiting depths in the order of 500 1000 m on the latter margin, and thus an environment for submarine lava emplacement.
Moreover, several of the most abundant pathways including ammonium transport, Rubisco shunt, NADH to cytochrome electron transfer, pyruvate fermentation, denitrification, Calvin-Benson-Bassham cycle, cysteine biosynthesis I and arginine biosynthesis III exhibited depth-dependent trends in gene expression (Additional file 1: Figure S8).
The SHG anisotropy parameter ρ also exhibits strong depth variations, with maxima (resp. minima) corresponding to the plateaus (resp. steep variations) in the angle φ profiles.
Arlene Shechet is the first living artist to exhibit in depth at the Frick.
The two meet cute on the French Riviera, where Jen (Ms. Heigl, exhibiting less depth than a tide pool) is vacationing with her overbearing father (Tom Selleck) and permanently tippling mother (Catherine O'Hara).
"The Artist" doesn't have the awesome density, the profusion of life (usually created, on a colossal scale and in meticulous detail, in a studio) of the silent classics, and it doesn't exhibit much depth or variety of visual invention.
Shorn of the post-hoc Hollywood scenes that gave Raymond Burr a starring role in the redubbed Godzilla, King of the Monsters!, the intact Toho Studio's production exhibited a depth and poignancy missing from international release versions – a sense of apocalyptic melancholia fired by the legacy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and rekindled by the fallout of nuclear testing in the Pacific.
