On the other hand, depth distribution curves showed clear inflection and variation in Xerolls (black soils), indicating soils developed from lithologic discontinuities, so different trends in particle size fractions between 0 48 cm for MA5 and 0 59 cm for MA3 profiles compared to the underlying layers are due to parent material differences and not pedogenesis.
Except for Zr Ti ratio, all other indicators of parent material uniformity, i.e., depth distribution curves of Zr and Y in various fractions and Y:Zr ratio showed no considerable inflection and variation with depth in a Xeralf (red soil).
However, there is some variation in inflection within the language family.
In the searing Italian-made documentary "Jung (War) in the Land of the Mujaheddin," Afghan men, women, and children living in the north, under the control of the Northern Alliance, address the camera without hesitation or artifice; they speak of their sufferings in a single extended block of words, with very little tonal variation or inflection.
Group size explained approximately 7.9% of the variation in inflection points across cetaceans (p = 0.05, df = 33 see Fig. 5 (this and some of the following results are dependent on the choice of phylogeny, see section Phylogenetic uncertainty).
Variations in inflection are more a matter of adjustment in volume than changes in tone.
Williams is slyly provocative, her voice even, the inflections coming from variations in pitch and pace.
Those changes are precisely embodied by the four performers in blink-and-you'll-miss-them variations in posture and inflection.
Ms. Jones's self-contained, introspective and delicately sexy singing relies on subtle variations of tempo and inflection to evoke a tantalizing but private romantic world.
This is not a weaker thesis concerning variation on the level of inflection, where the underlying structure of the "Why?"-question is causal.
