The sacral status of the ruler differs in form and origins.
This article assesses 5121 km length of longitudinal river profiles in 36 basins extracted from a digital elevation model (DEM) for morphological quantification and comparisons of knickzones, and discusses the landscape forms and origin.
This hypothesis must be tested by studies of specific early geological units designed to explore the form, distribution, and origin of enclosed carbonaceous matter.
TW7 is thus analogous to SW6 in form and possible origin.
Therefore, clusters specify the clinical form and geographical origin of the infection.
Knickpoints in the Big South Fork River area vary in form and apparent origins.
Nevertheless, the determined efforts of countless scientists have revealed a great deal regarding the form, function, diversity, and origin of eyes.
Lexicography discusses, in terms that make it clear that it is types being referred to, nouns, verbs, words, their stems, definitions, forms, pronunciations and origins.
Scientists will spend the next couple of years studying the sample in the hope of better understanding how planets form and, potentially, the origin of life here on Earth.
Where estimates did not include transport (and/or size-reduction), a uniform cost was assumed, determined by the biomass form and country of origin as outlined in Table 2[ 13, 13].
