In 1911, when she got the idea of starting a magazine in Chicago devoted exclusively to poetry, Monroe was a struggling 50-year-old writer whose own work had met with rejection of the kind suggested by this note from the editors of Hampton's Magazine: "The verses we print are... of the progressive, uplift type, the kind that Kipling might do if he were writing in this country".
The coeval E-W extension and NW-SE stretching of the continental crust suggest a radial opening of the Algerian basin during Late Oligocene- Lower Miocene, followed by a progressive uplift of the upper margin after the collision of Lesser Kabylia with Africa.
In contrast, the Sierra Cabrera emerged during the late Messinian, suggesting a progressive uplift from west to east of the sierras south of the Sierra Nevada Sierra de los Filabres chain.
The view expressed by Mitchell et al. that we used serially developed landscapes to 'date' progressive uplift is an oversimplification of our discussion.
Differentiation of the Western lineage from the ancestor of the other two P. hispanicus lineages occurred in the Miocene when a progressive uplift started to close the East of the Betic Straits, and formed the Guadalquivir basin (Early Messinian; 7.2-5.5 Mya) [ 24].
They found that the Indian, Southeast Asian, and East Asian summer monsoons behaved differently with progressive uplift.
We suggest that this forms intracratonic basins and that their subsidence and subsequent uplift, and cratonic rifting constitute evidence of progressive metasomatism of cratonic mantle lithosphere.
They used an AGCM with orbital parameters, atmospheric pCO2, SST, sea ice and snow cover, land albedo, and soil moisture to conduct more detailed estimates of climate sensitivity to progressive mountain uplift (Kutzbach et al. 1989; Ruddiman and Kutzbach 1989).
It is a product of progressive reform.
It is a triumph of progressive reform.
