The study suggests that layers of sediments perhaps 10 to 20 meters thick can seal the sea floor and make seamounts the most important conduits for heat and fluid flow--especially on the sloping flank of a midocean ridge, says oceanographer John Sclater of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California.
"The blogs and social media are possibly the most important conduits that influence men today, naturally remixing the images and events like red carpet dressing, as well as the man on the street".
Now he has radically reshuffled his core military team, off-loading a number of the men who installed him in power and bringing in a new head for the Inter-Services Intelligence agency, which had been the most important conduit for Pakistan's support of the Taliban.
The most important conduit for delivering on that promise of agency culture is you.
Young Concert Artists has been perhaps the most important conduit for fine young performers from the conservatories into the professional world of music.
This week saw the formal opening, in Azerbaijan, of one of the world's most important energy conduits, a 1,770-km 1,770-km 1,010-mile 1,010-mileing Baku in Azerbaijan with the Turkish poil of Ceyhan via the mountains of Georgia.
"Perhaps the most important factor is the conduit to treatment, counseling and health care in general," he said.
The numerical results indicated the layered morphology of the cross sections of nerve conduits played the most important role in determining the compressive resistance.
"We believe that one of our most important roles is to act as a technology conduit, linking experts such as the Department of Basic Education and UNICEF and their content and services with the people who need it most," says Andrew Rudge, CEO of Mxit Reach.
Tehran's most important ally is Hezbollah — and Syria is the geographic conduit and political protector of the Lebanese militia, which has as many as eight thousand fighters in Syria.
A new law signed by President Obama, if fully enforced, would penalize any foreign entity that does business with the Central Bank, the primary conduit for purchases of Iran's oil, its most important export.
