In a Lowstand Systems Tract with little vertical accommodation increase, the recurring avulsed-river paths result in a thin but laterally extensive network of amalgamated channel-fill, point-bar, crevasse-channel and crevasse-splay deposits.
Research by TomDispatch indicates that in recent years the U.S. military has, in fact, developed a remarkably extensive network of more than 60 outposts and access points in Africa.
The program, intended to create a more coordinated and layered radiation detection defense system, will deploy detection vehicles and an extensive network of stationary sensors at toll booths, highway choke points, truck stops and weigh stations.
In the 1960s and '70s the company suffered financial reverses but sought regrowth by the purchase, in 1980, of National Airlines, thereby securing an extensive network of routes along the eastern U.S. seaboard and points west.
As such, the data pointed to a broader and more extensive network of partners that needed to be invited to work in collaboration with the teams.
Back in December, I pointed out that China has the most extensive network of high-speed rail in the world approximately 7,000 miles' worth, all told with thousands more miles of track under construction.
"We are redefining the way we all look at employment and providing the entry point for millions to join the Gig Economy 2.0 through our extensive network of partnerships with digital publishers," he said.
But he points to evidence that also seems to prove that without El Sistema's extensive network of nucleos (community music schools), orchestras and choirs, they would be considerably grimmer.
China built an extensive network of highways and rail lines.
Most countries have an extensive network of pipelines.
The state has an extensive network of highways.
