While the maximum diving depths were limited by bathymetry during on-shelf phases, they were highly variable in relation to thermal structure of the water column in both on- and off-shelf phases (Figure 10).
The sedimentary architecture shows a change from a structurally defined shelf (shearing phase), to shallow ramp and then terminal passive margin sedimentary shelf settings.
Buried grounding zone wedges in the upper part of unit ASS-5 on the outer shelf suggest pronounced warming phases and ice sheet retreats during the early Pliocene as observed for the Ross Sea shelf and predicted by paleo-ice sheet models.
This evidence suggests that in glacially dominated landscapes, episodes of large discharge to the shelf might be out of phase with the sea level cycle.
Its new electronic version doesn't fit on any shelf, but it is the first phase of a $55 million, 10-year overhaul that will add more than 600,000 new words -- and revise the 19th-century entries for many old ones.
The cellophane-covered, two-inch-thick book, titled "The Restoration of Fordham Basketball, Phase I," is propped on a shelf behind Coach Bob Hill's desk at Rose Hill Gymnasium in the Bronx.
Lag phase is also of interest in fields such as food safety- in which lag phase is one factor in determining food shelf life [ 4- 6].
In the new design heat pipes of new structure and appropriate phase change materials (PCM) are equipped in the shelf.
The toponym (i.e., location name) extraction and resolution phases are carried out using the off-the-shelf geoparser, CLAVIN [56].
By the end of March the first bluefin tuna in western resident phase arrived in the New England and Scotian Shelf waters.
In general, breeding goals in tomato have gone through four phases: breeding for yield in the 1970s, for shelf-life in the 1980s, for taste in the 1990s and for nutritional quality currently.
