Imaging surface plasmon resonance (iSPR) has been applied to in situ, real-time analysis of temporary adhesive deposition by barnacle larvae as they explore a surface28.
Allobates femoralis relies on the exploitation of multiple, widely dispersed, temporary aquatic deposition sites for successful reproduction.
If approved, the moratorium would mean a temporary halt to depositions, discovery and other activity while lawyers meet with mediators.
Thin gravel layers accumulated as lags on fourth order surfaces, with discontinuous mud layers suggesting deposition within temporary ponds in channel thalwegs after major floods.
Temporary tectonic quiescence during deposition of the Bío-Bío Member allowed denudation of the landscape, but around 9.5 Ma tectonism was renewed again during deposition of the Mitrauquén Formation.
Under the provisions of the Clergy Discipline Act of 1892, members of the clergy could be prosecuted in a Consistory Court for "immoral acts" and, if convicted, face punishments ranging from temporary suspension to full deposition—"defrocking"—from holy orders.
Later on Tuesday, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg granted a temporary stay of the depositions of Mr. Ross and John Gore, a Justice Department official.
In order to restore the function or regenerate tissue, it is necessary that a scaffold must act as a temporary matrix for cell proliferation and ECM deposition, with subsequent ingrowth until the tissues are totally restored or regenerated.
Cosmogenic dating, luminescence dating and sediment characterisation reveal sedimentary processes commencing from erosion of the escarpment and plateaux source through temporary storage in sand sheets, to final deposition in alluvial floodplains.
One might deposit materials using thermal deposition.
