Numerical modeling of sediment transport on the Sendai Plain in northeast Japan, which was caused by the 2011 Tohoku-oki tsunami, was performed to investigate why onshore tsunami deposits included small amounts of marine materials and to explain the gap between the maximum inland extent of the recognizable sand layer and the limit of inundation.
Solarcomplex AG as well as ministries has a blueprint that is adapted to local conditions and therefore is still to a certain extent idiosyncratic, but nevertheless clearly recognizable and 'stable'stable
Although the CQ-index provided recognizable results, the councils disagreed about the extent to which results were representative.
In the study, highly processed food were defined as "multi-ingredient industrially formulated mixtures processed to the extent that they are no longer recognizable as their original plant or animal source".
If we assume that genes have been inactivated continuously since the divergence of M. granulomatis, it is expected that some genes have been degraded to such an extent that they are no longer recognizable as pseudogenes.
The presence of remnant ARPC1/p41 homologues in Plasmodium and Cryptosporidium, and ARPC4/p20 in Cryptosporidium indicates that the complex may have been functional at one time in these parasites; however, they either have since lost the complex completely or the subunits have diverged to the extent that they are no longer recognizable.
The objectives of this study were to measure: (1) the extent that construction hazards are apparent or recognizable during design; (2) the hazard recognition skill of designers; and (3) the extent to which hazard recognition skill can be improved in design through training and mnemonics.
Another possibility that has been suggested (Long et al., 2003) is that ORFan genes originated from ancestral genes, but because of fast evolutionary rate, these genes have mutated their sequence to such an extent that their ancestors are no longer recognizable.
Logically, CHPtD is only effective to the extent that construction hazards have emerged and are recognizable during the design phase.
I'm very committed to figuration, but I'm devoted to it within the context of patterning: using abstract forms, to some extent reducing figuration to abstractions, although very much recognizable in their depictions of real things.
