The declining signal over India shown by the GPCP decadal mode is broadly consistent with gauge measurements since the 1950s – that several research groups including my own are trying to understand, perhaps relating to emissions of anthropogenic aerosol – although there are discrepancies between these gauge-based data sets themselves (see our recent review in Nature Climate Change, for example).
Phenotypic model comparisons and examination of individual phenotypic scores indicate that variation across the transect can be partitioned into two modes that broadly resemble one or the other parental species, with variable hybrids intermediate to, and distributed across, both phenotypic parental classes (Fig. 4A).
The effects of varying axial length and radial thickness on the vibrational modes are such that all modes can be broadly categorized as either pure radial modes, or non-pure radial modes.
The dominant mode is whimsical: broadly comic spoken scenes between a fatuous Noah and his loopy wife, elegantly dancing fish-people, and lots of low-tech theatrical magic (puppets, scrims), all set to klezmer music.
Wildly disparate in scale and varied in acrid colors and grisaille, not to mention possible meaning, the images in those works are unified by a mode of brushwork — broadly stroked modulations of white and one other color at a time — that he learned as a professional billboard painter, scaffolded above Times Square.
Based on the gas solid contacting mode, gasifiers are broadly divided into three principal types fixed or moving bed, fluidized bed, and entrained flow.
Fueling the music app's rise was this year's launch of its Premium tier, which arrived in March in invite-only mode before becoming broadly available to users in April.
Explicit solvent molecular dynamics simulations of apo and l-citrulline-bound DM-PaDDAH were performed in Particle-Mesh-Ewald periodic boundary mode using AMBER11, broadly according to the protocols adopted by Palmer and co-workers.
That year Gleizes joined the Puteaux group, established for artists working in a more broadly defined mode of Cubism than that of Braque and Picasso.
In the thirties and forties, the magazine favored understated stories in a broadly Chekhovian mode; these quintessential New Yorker stories, Lionel Trilling wrote, were islands of "moral intensity" in an otherwise "genial" magazine.
