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The fault can be divided into four segments based on the strike of the fault, the morphology of hangingwall strata, and the variation in throw along strike.
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Fault-perpendicular folds in the hangingwall related to along-strike variations in throw associated with precursor fault segments persist for a further 1.8 m.y. after linkage of the segments, suggesting that the fault remains kinematically segmented.
(In one variation, I also threw in fresh thyme; its fragrance added a dimension, but was not essential).
Written in 1739, to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Luther's visit to Leipzig (and Bach's home church, St. Thomas), it consists mainly of chorale preludes, richly polyphonic elaborations on hymn tunes associated with the Lutheran catechism: 10 pairs of variations — one larger, using pedals; one smaller — with a lone additional variation thrown in.
Elucidating the factors that underlie these stepwise variations in prevalence may throw new light on the pathogenesis of anxiety-depressive disorders globally.
"Any variation can throw up eye-catching but misleading disparities in success rates.
The actual number of differences is not great (see Results), but their existence is thrown into sharp relief by the virtual lack of variation in the modern wildherd.
Further, the responses to questions 10 to 15, including a request for the definition of variation, throw light on the degree of application of ideas associated with variation in the classroom scenarios, as well as in a related context.
As well as different references seen in the glazing, I use a lot of contrasting techniques and surface variation in the form itself. Smooth, refined porcelain sits next to rough clay that's literally thrown onto the piece.
The variation in mouthfeel?
More conservation, more variation in crops.
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