We have a habit of sorting culture into periods, and of plotting the careers of individual artists along an arc of development from early vigor through authoritative middle age to weathered maturity.
Rhubarb often darkens as the stalks reach maturity, then fades as the weather becomes warmer.
But by collecting data about weather, soil, crop maturity, and even equipment and labor costs, analytics can be used to make more timely and informed decisions.
At Glenlea in 2005 it is possible that the lower FN for the Domain allele is due to adverse weather conditions at maturity or that the 7D QTL identified here might not actually be a PHS QTL, but rather a pleiotrophic effect of the Mat QTL on PHS.
The low FN score at this location might suggest greater levels of PHS of 'AC Domain' genotypes, probably brought on by wet weather conditions at the maturity stages or during the three weeks preceding harvest [ 53].
The OM, mainly composed by graptolite and bitumen, even entering the highly-over thermal maturity, is still sensitive to the weathering with a systematic loss 30 50% of TOC along the outcrop profile, which suggests that the OM consumption is predominantly controlled by weathering duration and the distance from the weathering surface.
If there was a recent virtual hiatus in cratering of Eros (during which only craters <∼300 m diameter would be expected to have formed), space weathering may have reached maturity, thus explaining Eros' remarkable spectral homogeneity compared with Ida.
Instead, it was a combination of higher prices, relatively cool weather and, perhaps most important, the maturity of the industry.
To reach maturity, grapes require a long stretch of hot dry weather.
The national weather service thinks that the present El Niño may be near maturity, whereas at this date the end of winter in the southern hemisphere in 1982 the phenomenon had only just started.
