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These storms are more fully described in the article tropical cyclone.

(Angiosperm embryogenesis is more fully described in the following section dealing with the origin of primary organs).

This kind of development, and the isolation it might involve, is more fully described by Robert Adams's photographs of new housing in Colorado in The New West, published in 1974.

Even though Morrison rejects realism, using a heightened diction and a lyrical narrative method returning again and again to particular images and events and adding to them so they are more and more fully described, the reader never doubts the reality of what Morrison reports.

He left the Soviet Union in 1978 and arrived in New York in 1979 to join his wife and daughter, part of the so-called "third wave" of Russian immigration (an anxious transit anticipated in Pushkin Hills and more fully described in A Foreign Woman and the memoir, Ours, which traces the stories of four generations of his family).

Morris's creative process is more fully described in Joan Acocella's 2008 Onward and Upward with the Arts about a new version of "Romeo and Juliet" that he created for a Prokofiev score uncovered in the Russian State Archive of Literature and Art by the scholar Simon Morrison.

The database turns morphology — the study of the form and structure of organisms to discern the evolutionary relationships among them — into a social media endeavor that incorporates physical characteristics, genetic expression and environmental factors to more fully describe "the tree of life," Dr. Novacek said.

In order to more fully describe wage assimilation in Britain, this study estimates wage differentials of immigrant and native males using Blinder-Oaxaca (B-O) decompositions.

Later this year, the team plans to more fully describe olympicene and its properties, as well as their improved recipe for making it, in a journal paper.

Compared with the traditional "pure Shupe effect" model, the experimental results show that the new model can more fully describe the thermal effect of the coils.

In order to more fully describe the wage gap and determine whether immigrants would earn more or less as natives, this paper estimates a decomposition model established by Blinder (1973) and Oaxaca (1973).