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Around Sivasamudram are the scenic Sivasamudram Falls, comprising two series of rapids, Bhar Chukki and Gagana Chukki, plunging a total of 320 feet (100 metres) and reaching a width of 1,000 feet (300 metres) in the rainy season.

It is the largest natural lake in South America, covering an area of about 5,130 square miles (13,280 square km), extending southward for 130 miles (210 km) from the Gulf of Venezuela and reaching a width of 75 miles (121 km); see Researcher's Note: Lake Titicaca versus Lake Maracaibo.

These mirrors designed by the transfer matrix method exhibit reflectivities in excess of 99% by only 3 Bragg mirror layer pairs and very wide stop band regions, reaching a width of up to 60% of the target wavelength.

We find that the spectral shift is both time- and dose-dependent, accruing a maximum shift of 78.6 ± 23.5 nm between 2 and 24 h of NP incubation with cells, and that spectra broaden significantly after 24 h, reaching a width of about 105 nm at 95% of the spectrum's maximum intensity.

The riverbed slope in the lower part decreases to 0.01‰, and the channel width widens to an average of 2 4 km, reaching a width of 15 km in the estuary region; the channel depth increases to 10 20 m (Chen et al. 2001).

The boka is separated from the open sea by a bar of sand, coral rubble and beachrock reaching a width of up to 70 m and a height of up to 3 m above present sea level (a.s.l) (Figs. 2 and 3).

The new species, described in the 31 December 2013 issue of PLOS One, reaches a width of 150cm and has a uniform green-grey to brown dorsal colour devoid of any spots.

There is little genuine coastal plain between the escarpment and the sea, except in northern KwaZulu-Natal, where it reaches a width of about 50 miles (80 km), and in parts of Western Cape.

The triangular northern portion of the plain, which is characterized by lagoons and low-lying swampy areas, reaches a width of more than 100 miles (160 km) near the U.S. border but tapers toward the south.

Blue Mountains, range curving northeastward for 190 mi (310 km) from central Oregon to southeastern Washington, U.S. The range reaches a width of 68 mi and an average elevation of about 6,500 ft (2,000 m); it comprises an uplifted, warped, and dissected lava plateau, above which rise several higher mountain ridges, including Aldrich, Strawberry, and Elkhorn.

If the anomalies reach a width of Ψ= 90°, the magnetic field drastically enhances the EAA symmetry relative to the hydrodynamic runs.