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The underlying mid-crust basement, the Mesoproterozoic Namaqua-Natal Metamorphic Belt (NNMB), reaches a thickness of 13 21 km and the 10 24 km thick lower crust, built by a Paleoproterozoic section of the NNMB or an Archean craton, is bounded by a 2 5 km thick reflective horizon sub-parallel to the Moho.

Old baseball guys like me accrue underlying attachments like a mid-August swimming float, which is to say that while I'm a deep-down home-town Yankees fan, I won't mind all that much if the Tigers or the Giants or the Cardinals become World Champions this time, and provide me some content.

The Vöröstó (= Red Lake) Formation, located in the Southern Bakony Mountains and the Balaton Highlands (Hungary), is a red, clayey continental assemblage containing hard, up to fist-sized bauxite pebbles, occurring in a large apparent stratigraphic gap between underlying karstified Triassic carbonates and mid' Miocene to Quaternary cover.

Shakya and Wijeyewickrema (2009) analyzed unequal story height buildings considering the underlying soil effects to study the mid-column pounding of the adjacent buildings.

Despite the value of knowing the underlying cause, there has been, since the mid-20th century, an increasing demand for taking into account all of the causes of death listed on death certificates.

An underlying coalfield has been extensively developed since the mid-19th century.

The significant contribution of radial stretching in the mid-shell roots indicates a possible underlying deep dynamo mechanism that sustains intense magnetic flux patches at the outer boundary.

The physical principles underlying the electrodynamic properties of the equatorial and mid-latitude ionosphere is discussed in a tutorial given by Heelis (2004).

In particular, lesions frequently extend into the left angular gyrus, mid and posterior middle temporal gyrus, and underlying white matter (Fig. 1).

The four-week moving average of unemployment claims, a better measure of underlying trends, fell 1,500 to 385,250, the lowest since mid-July 2008 and holding below the 400,000 level.

This suggests that despite being dependent, at least to some extent, on the same underlying physiological systems, the three measures of physical capability in mid-life are all assessing sufficiently distinct underlying characteristics.