These units are either a group of stacking faults or, in two dimensions, a series of parallelograms of different sizes.
The transition from sand-dominated to shale-dominated units, recorded as a pinch-out may comprise a group of stacked, gradually thinning sand units or a group of stacked units that terminate abruptly.
Another group of stacked bar plots were generated with the sorted taxonomic abundance data in samples (http://metadp.cn:7001/metadp/F4/OTU_sorted_barplot_for_samples.pdf) and in groups (http://metadp.cn:7001/metadp/F5/OTU_sorted_barplot_for_groups.pdf).pdf
Locally, small groups composed of stacked elements occur.
The obtained results indicated the re-orientation of crystallites in non-banded spherulites and confirmed our previous observation on the anisotropic birefringence of a group of crystal stacks by polarizing optical microscopy.
Nevertheless, the construction of sub-groups of SRF stacks generates wiggles with much larger standard deviation values, resulting from a signal from where is hard to decipher a clear negative phase.
As depicted in a painting of around 1710, the original building was square with sides of around 100 feet, and featured gabled projecting bays and groups of octagonal chimney stacks.
Perhaps the most arresting of the whole lot are the groups of kids, who stack themselves up into human pyramids, ride unicycles, rollerskate around, or perform the splits in perfect rows.
She glanced back over her shoulder (did she want him to come closer?), then, quickly — what a great flirt, he thought — turned away again and set to work breaking down the bouquet and separating the flowers into groups, a variegated series of stacks that she arranged not by color or type (except in the case of the combined red, pink, and yellow roses) but, as became clear, by stem length.
Its cover displays what Andrew Deitchman, a partner of Mother New York, called a "totem," a diverse group of objects, stacked vertically, that represent experiences available at the hotel.
