Each paper is handled according to an editorial flow which may be roughly depicted in Figure 1.
The divergence between A1b and B1 bleaching trajectories (Fig. 6) in the adaptation case occurs essentially because the increase in thermal tolerance exceeds the total physical and societal warming commitment, roughly depicted by the B1 scenario, but not the additional warming expected under the business-as-usual A1b scenario.
On its cover is the infamous so-called Geronimo Cadillac photograph from roughly 1905, depicting the Apache chief in captivity in Oklahoma at the wheel of a Locomobile.
It could roughly be depicted in a scheme as follows: SCIENCE → TECHNOLOGY → PRODUCTION This linear scheme is considered a distant representation of reality.
Another deficit of these methods is that they produce discrete protein clusters, depicting roughly the real network that is characterized by inter-module crosstalk and overlap among the module members.
Bush had been depicted, roughly but fairly, as a lightly travelled governor who, despite his lineage, could name hardly a foreign leader or capital, and who wore, as a badge of populist authenticity, a curious pride in his own incuriosity.
Perhaps what's most interesting on Edelman's Web site is a video dated Nov. 18, 2004, which depicts roughly 25 different adware programs, including 180solutions, that download via security holes onto his browser.
This trend is roughly linear as depicted in the survival curves shifting upwards, suggesting an increasing delay in first birth.
In contrast to the suavity of these black illuminations is "Condenado (Ultimo Sueño)," roughly translated as "Condemned (Last Dream)," depicting a prisonlike corridor whose geometrical components are inflected by a snaky hose that romps across the bottom of the canvas.
To convey this point, Galileo included four copperplate etchings of the moon, each depicting a lunar phase and measuring roughly five and a half inches wide and six inches tall.
