The ability of the German economy, the biggest in Europe, to stanch job losses despite a markedly deeper recession than that in the United States is "something of an economic miracle," Jörg Krämer, chief economist for Commerzbank in Frankfurt, said.
A comparison of the present-day North Pole and Solis Planum revealed that the BDT depth at the North Pole is markedly deeper under both wet and dry conditions, indicating that lithospheric thickness in the North Pole region is greater than that of the Solis Planum.
Dutch House at the time was populated by familiar names like Bingo Players and Tiësto, but the offerings were a markedly deeper affair.
Nine species showed markedly deeper COI variation, ranging from 2.19 6.52%.
Snow cover in January March was markedly deeper (commonly 10 40 cm) during 1976 87, decreasing significantly from 1988 except in counties of low snow fall on the west coast, but appearing slightly earlier in late autumn in some years at some places (Table 2).
Although functionally blind at depth, calculations suggest that there would be a ∼2.5-fold thermoregulatory advantage to swimming and feeding in the markedly cooler deep waters, even if there was any reduced foraging success associated with the extreme depth.
Phylogenetic signal in plastid markers increased less markedly towards deeper evolutionary divergences.
The nest chamber was at an average 20 cm (range: 18 22 cm) from the top surface which was markedly less deeper compared to the nest chamber in M. booduga burrows which was at an average depth of 41 cm (range: 38 45) in the alluvial and deltaic soils in the north and at 30 cm (range: 28 32 cm) in the red and coastal alluvial soils in the south.
Only the Ligurian Alps are entirely calcareous and markedly karstified, with deep and large subterranean systems even at high altitude [ 19] (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Cold exposure induced strong modulations in Tc levels and the range of Tc was markedly increased, leading to deep heterothermia phases, particularly during winter.
