NAO mode become more irregular during the MCA/LIA transition, generally persisting in dominant negative mode except for a phase of minor upwelling intensification, at ca 1150 1350 AD, which mainly affected the external parts of the ria.
Leaf: basal and cauline; sheath generally persisting; collar generally glabrous; ligule generally < 1 mm, membranous, truncate, minutely fringed; blade flat or rolled, claw-like basal auricles generally 0. Inflorescence: panicle-like, branches dense and appressed to open and spreading or spike-like.
These conditions generally persisted for the duration of the experiment.
Only the outer layer of the outer integument generally persists as a membranous seed coat.
The sharply defined immigrant neighbourhoods of the 19th century generally persist in a somewhat diluted form, though specific ethnic groups may have shifted their location.
Temporally, at the riffle scale, no changes in surface or subsurface sediments lasted more than 12 months; patch scale changes generally persisted for less than 3 months.
Kulka's appended article raises a second central question: why, after the first transport was liquidated and any illusion of escaping death had gone, did Jewish communal life, and indeed cultural life more generally, persist?
During cold wave episodes, a drop of more than 4 °C is observed in minimum temperatures, and these episodes generally persist for 3 5 dand1 and their occurrence peaks in the month of January1.
After 2 4 weeks, the acute inflammation subsides and develops into a less severe chronic active gastritis, characterized by infiltration with PMNs, Th1-biased CD4+ T cells, plasma cells and even dendritic cells, which generally persists throughout the host's life.
CLSM derived GWI generally persists longer than GWI derived from in situ data, due at least in part to the inability of coarse model inputs to capture high frequency meteorological variability at local scales.
"There aren't many big spills, but when they happen the effects generally persist for many, many, many years, and often for more than a decade," said Charles Mason, a professor of petroleum and natural gas economics at the University of Wyoming who testified in the federal court case against BP on the economic impacts of the spill earlier this year.
