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In the second case, in general, mesospheric echoes are highly sporadic but some times strong echoing layers which last for more than 4 hours can be noticed from the middle panels of Fig. 1.

The time variations were stronger during the second part of the campaign, in August, as it can partially be seen also in the top and middle panels of Figure 6.

Figure 3 shows the position of Cluster with respect to the bow shock sector (shown in thin red) where upstream waves could be generated (i.e., where θ nB  < 45°), in correspondence to the different UTs indicated by the dotted lines in the middle panels of Figure 2.

The difference between surface salinity maps for the CR case and the NF case, which is without terrestrial runoffs during March to July (middle panels of Figure 12), indicated that the terrestrial discharge associated with snowmelt decreased the salinity field (by approximately −1.1) along the coast.

The top and middle panels of Figs. 10, 11, 12 and 13 show the distribution of the weighted average MR amplitudes derived from Formula (3) in each component under non-typhoon conditions (left panel), and normal average amplitudes during typhoon conditions (right) in each grid.

According to the DD estimation results displayed in the top and middle panels of Table 4, the probability of being hired for men aged 25 to 29 increased significantly above that for men aged 30 to 34 after the policy introduction, whereas a negative change was observed in the probability of being hired for women aged 30 to 34 relative to men of the same age group.

(As some string quartets may want to actually do in real life … ) That piece is the middle panel of Widmann's gigantically expressive and ambitious cycle of five string quartets.

The middle panel of Fig. 7 shows the electrojet borders.

The result is presented in the middle panel of Fig. 4.

The results are presented in the middle panel of Table 5.

The motion results of the middle-era movies are quite different, as shown in the middle panel of Fig. 3.