The results clearly demonstrate that economic losses arising from a disaster situation are distributed in a varied scale across regions.
Now the detailed modeling, which tracked both climate and human settlements in 5000-year segmenthroughoutout Europe, shows that the Neandertals "played out their final millennia in a varied climate," he says.
Since genes participate in a varied spectrum of biomolecular phenomena with a varying degree of involvement, the experimental work involves inference that admits some false positives and negatives and hence does not always necessarily yield clear-cut answers.
For equilibrium studies, the metal ion concentrations were used in a varied concentration of 25 1000 mg L−1, and for optimum biosorption study, the BSD biomass was varied between 200 and 1000 mg.
You argue that democracy expresses itself in a varied landscape.
In a varied career spanning more than sixty years, Miller began as a radio broadcaster in 1943.
Candiotti threw a knuckler hard (75 miles per hour), medium (66 m.p.h,) and soft (55 m.p.h). in a varied repertory.
With promoters from Eat Your Own Ears, Bird on the Wire and, of course, Mama Presents – previously Mean Fiddler – the venue brings in a varied pool of acts.
Head, arms, shoulders, waist, pelvis, legs, feet: these parts should be disposed against one another in a varied and pleasing design.
Tonight, the McDermott sisters (Kerry, violinist; Maureen, cellist; and Anne-Marie, pianist) join the violist Paul Neubauer in a varied program, ranging from Mendelssohn to Piazzolla.
Dance Theater of Harlem made a mostly triumphant return to the Apollo Theater on Friday night in a varied program of unfamiliar works and old favorites.
