Similarly, Williams and co-workers [26] [27] found that high levels of plasticity exist in ecophysiological traits in reciprocally transplanted fountain grass populations conforming to an altitudinal gradient spanning sea level to sub-alpine habitats in Hawaii.
And by the mandate of heaven, America was meant to span from sea to shining sea, because it was our manifest -- i.e., obvious -- destiny.
Yes, we will be able to say we built gargantuan bridges to span the seas, we built gigantic buildings to kiss the skies..
To Quique, despite a dynamic and plentiful local landscape that spans the sea and mountains, open source cooking means going global, because cooking globally "is itself a means to creating paths and opening frontiers".
He's noticed that fewer mother bears are managing to access their traditional denning areas, which are now cut off from the main Islands by wider spans of sea in most years.
Its elevation range spans from sea level to approximately 1200 m, although it is known to inhabit higher elevations (up to 2800 m) in a few localities [20], [21].
The city also knew how to draw wealth from those waters, as Venetian merchant ships spanned the seas.
Plants colonize soft bottoms producing large meadows that span from the sea surface to 35 40 m depth.
This week's political celebrations have coincided with the unveiling of three mega-projects: the world's longest sea bridge, which spans the 16 miles (26km) from Qingdao to Huangdao; the world's longest gas pipeline, which stretches 5,400 miles (8,700km) from Xingjiang to Guangzhou; and a new high-speed railway, which cuts the travelling time between Beijing and Shanghai to less than five hours.
In the study area we have recognised a complex erosional surface that records a long time span during the relative sea-level fall (regressive period) and the following sea-level lowstand and has been reworked during the last transgression.
