Steep contacts between the thick basal breccia of Mount Silverthrone and older crystalline rocks of adjacent peaks suggest that the breccia is part of a caldera-fill succession.
The shapes of the breakthrough curve become steeper at low contact time, which is due to rapid exhaustion of the bed.
As seen in Fig. 1, there was a steep increase in contact angle values when we were interacted these hydrophilic surfaces with the TPDA solution, due to hydrophobic chains of TPDA molecules (or oligomeric forms discussed above).
The slope for head contact was steeper than for full contact (P<0.01), whereas intercepts did not differ.
Molds of large trees, preserved within the dunes, and a sharp contact of steep slip-face dune foresets on palaeosols evoke the encroachment of landward-advancing precipitation ridges into a forested landscape.
Horse racing is a contact sport steeped in risk: men and women hunched on 1,000-pound 1,000-poundndering animalsthunderings aroundmph.
Nauendorf divided his column into several smaller groups, and approached Kandern from several sides, up the steep slopes, by coordinating contact between his column and Latour's, using Maximilian, Count of Merveldt's regiment as the link between them.
Comparing to GFET12 with uncleaned contacts, the I d V d curve of GFET34 with cleaned contacts exhibits a steeper slope indicating a lower total resistance.
Over time, the initially steep clines established by secondary contact erode (Endler 1977; Barton and Gale 1993), flattening individual genotype and trait distributions and expanding the spatial extent of introgression.
To mitigate this, we recorded in a bipolar configuration from the contacts of the DBS electrode and demonstrated a steep gradient in LFP power between contact pairs, consistent with a local generator (Kühn et al., 2004; Kühn et al., 2006).
