Physically, the peridotite rises to a lesser depth owing to convection in the mantle (the zone below Earth's crust) without any exchange of heat.
Here depth T y (p y ) < depth T x (p x ) ; i.e., on the rightmost path of E c, leaf y is attached at a lesser depth than leaf x.
Compared with furrow irrigation, a lesser depth of irrigation significantly decreased marketable yield (MY) and total yield (TY) under pit irrigation conditions.
A lower expression level results in a higher probability that these transcripts were missed during the random sequencing of the Ips cDNA, which had a lesser depth than for D. ponderosae.
Although the sequence covers more topics than other programs, the courses in the sequence cover those topics in somewhat lesser depth and with less attention to theoretical background, particularly when compared to MATH 2210-2220 and MATH 2230-2240.
We have seen how it passes at its margins into organic calcareous oozes, found in the lesser depths of the abysmal regions, or into the siliceous organic oozes or terrigenous deposits.
Although many Sorghum gene models were sampled at read depths greater than 10, a substantial number show lesser depth.
This happens because as the angle is changing, the ion beam is penetrating in lesser depths and hence the sputtering would be more from the surface of Ge.
In a lesser car, you might simply twist a knob.
The scoring from multiple layers results in a lesser error.
"The geology of Bangladesh is now understood well enough to guarantee that a three-hundred-meter well in many parts of the country will tap into a low-arsenic aquifer, and in many parts of the country lesser depths will be equally safe," he says.
