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According to fault characteristics (Fig. 5) and sand body distribution features (Fig. 6), the Jurassic faults and the sand bodies of the J1s are steadily distributed along the structural ridge, providing a favorable pathway for hydrocarbon adjustment.

At the Early Cretaceous, a wide-spread lacustrine transgression occurred in the Junggar Basin, forming dark mudstone (the mudstone was characterized by high-Gamma on logging curves and thus called high-Gamma mudstone) that was steadily distributed and vertically overlaid on the Cretaceous basal conglomerate in the hinterland of the basin.

Steadily distributing them will ensure even seasoning and cooking.

These two-dimensional mappings are continuously distributed with steadily varying lighting while differences in subjects or viewpoint appear to be relatively insignificant.

Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks (WSANs) constitute a new way of distributed computing and are steadily gaining importance due to the wide variety of applications that can be implemented with them.

We need a steadily increasing fee that is then distributed to the public".

The nature of distributed systems is constantly and steadily changing as the hardware and software landscape evolves.

Another mode with grid-like distributed fans that are driven steadily ("quasi-grid mode") is introduced and found to produce turbulence characteristics similar to the conventional grid turbulence.

To address this threat, there is a steadily growing literature that analyzes the equilibria of different distributed network resource allocation games[1, 4 13].

The need to have a quantitative estimate of the uncertainty of prediction for QSAR models is steadily increasing, in part because such predictions are being widely distributed as tabulated values disconnected from the models used to generate them.

Thus, the amount of baits distributed per unit area (i.e. b.p.km) was steadily increased from an average of 18 20 up to a peak value of 35 b.p.km2 [ 2, 15, 19].