Azerbaijan, also spelled Azarbaijan, or Azarbayjan, Persian Āz̄arbāyjān, geographic region that comprises the extreme northwestern portion of Iran.
The effect of short-term dietary interventions on the microbiota composition appears to be only modest (34, 35), unless the intervention comprises an extreme switch in diet (36, 37, 38).
PC1 differentiated fish by the diversity of microparasites they carried, the extreme negative end comprised largely of survivors that were microbe free, and the extreme positive end containing fish carrying up to five microbes.
She talks about the fact that her CV comprises two extremes: "very light" teen romances such as The Sweetest Thing ("where I sort of do Technicolor, almost theatrical") and "very dark" roles (the Hellboy trilogy).
Wairarapa, geographic plain, extreme southeastern North Island, New Zealand, comprising a trough that has been filled with sediments laid down by the Ruamahanga and Manawatu rivers.
Constructive diagenesis processes mainly comprise extreme filling, compaction and cementation, resulting in a significant decrease in the quantity and size of pores.
Dynamic-Tensile-Extrusion (Dyn-Ten-Ext) is a novel test method for the investigation of material response under extreme tensile conditions, comprising the combined conditions of large tensile strains (ɛ > 1) and high strain rates (dɛ/dt > 10,000 s−1), effectively serving as a tensile analog to the Taylor cylinder impact test.
With his famous comic scenes Lichtenstein zooms in to an extreme close-up, comprising everything with uniform Ben-Day dots (or what we would now call pixels), flat colors and shading in the least realistic way, increasing the intensity of the drama by breaking the scene into its smallest parts.
Extreme value distributions comprise Gumbel and Weibull families (as well as Fréchet-type distributions) (Kotz and Nadarajah 2000).
The district has extreme habitat diversity comprising areas of subalpine pasture at 4,000 m, montane evergreen forest, arid thorn bush, and treeless short grass plains at 1,800 m.
