Rivers that originate from deeply incised, fast-moving glacial tongues form distinct sediment-export hotspots: just 15% of Greenland's rivers transport 80% of the total sediment load of the ice sheet.
However, reading and sharing habits originate from deeply ingrained behaviors that might be hard to change.
The position and shape in reciprocal space of 14 peaks originating from deeply embedded individual subgrains is reported.
The scholar Marc Howard Ross, drawing on psychocultural interpretation theory, defines ethnic identity as originating in "shared, deeply rooted worldviews" that shape group members' relationships with others, their actions, and their motives.
In particular, why can a transported theme/causand that originates in a deeply embedded lower position end up in the top position of the sentence without inducing any locality effects?
The debate about the future of the death penalty often focuses on whether its supporters are animated by instrumental or expressive values, and if the latter, what values the penalty does in fact express, where those values originated, and how deeply entrenched they are.
As such, it's not just one arbitrary institution of "Sunday School" to be blamed; this issue originates from a deeply rooted religious rhetoric substantiated by cultural convention.
In deep-sea hydrocarbon seeps, fluids that originate from thermal maturation of deeply buried fossil organic carbon seep into the upper sediment column, where they often solidify into methane-rich hydrates and may contribute to global climate forcing in episodic releases [1], [2].
It may be worth recalling that many British Muslim communities originate from, and still identify with, deeply conservative places in south Asia (rural Kashmir or Bangladesh, for example) where loyalty to established authority is a widely acknowledged virtue.
CM that develop in immunosuppressed patients tends to originate from dysplastic naevi, are more deeply invasive with marked depression of a host lymphocyte macrophage response and have a poorer prognosis (Tucker et al, 1988).
