In places, chert forms massive beds several hundred metres thick with a lateral extent of hundreds of kilometres.
The definition and extent of zero-hours contracts in universities are hard to pin down as they involve such a fluid group of people and the way staff are employed varies from institution to institution.
In contrast, in 'recharge controlled' areas where WTR < 1, water tables are more disconnected from the topography and, while groundwater may still receive recharge from the land surface, the extent of two-way interaction between climate and groundwater is limited and the mode of interaction is predominantly unidirectional (Fig. 1c).
"Those top two layers plus the existing two wells will be very, very profitable to the extent of millions of dollars a year, net free cash flow just based on that alone without any exploration.
Such innovative policies and practices can embrace older adults' health, knowledge and capabilities as valued assets, leveraging the full extent of 21st century longevity.
Magnetic skyrmions are topologically non-trivial chiral spin textures present in systems with a strong Dzyaloshinskii Moriya interaction (DMI) and a spatial extent of only tens to a few hundred nanometres.
"We wished them luck and that was the extent of it". NINE MONTHS AFTER MY FIRST visit to ExploraToy, I drive to Carson again, this time to view the new TV commercial featuring the revamped Sea Monkeys--which are no longer naked.
The muscle spindles were distributed evenly along the dorsal-ventral extent of the 7th intercostal space.
The Genroku period (1688 1703) saw, perhaps, the ultimate perfection of style and technique; but the work of the later 18th and, to some extent, of the early 19th centuries has many exquisite qualities.
What then is to be done about a fictitious narratives that have seduced a majority of the Republican party to such an extent that tens of millions are willing to support the Trump presidency despite its grotesque flaws.
