"The paper provides great new insights into how the very intricacies of leaf structure and function can have a planetary scale impact," said Dr Pep Canadell from the Global Carbon Project at CSIRO Australia.
In October last year, with Elbow's thoughtful intricacy very much in fashion and a settled five-piece line-up, opportunity knocked once more in the shape of V2.
"She was very into the intricacies of voter registration and the politics and mechanics of the process," Mr. Yzaguirre said.
My four-year-old daughter has woken up with a face the colour of turned milk, and her baby sister seems intent on spending most of the morning concentrating very hard on the intricacies of peristalsis.
But for that very reason (their complexity and intricacy), any complex good whole of which these evils are a part would have to be exceedingly complex.
Traditional power system dynamic models are very complex due to the intricacy of power system networks and can be inaccurate for control because of the amount of details needed and the fact that the grid topology changes all the time.
He's always ready to explain the intricacies of a very technical sport, always has time to chat with both fans and young sailors.
And, to be sure, Foley is very conversant in the many intricacies of the golf swing and wise enough to know that a swing coach must tailor his advice to each player.
But sometimes, at Gonzalo's house, his father's tangible presence took me by surprise -- like the time I overheard Gonzalo's son Mateo immersed in a very long explanation of the intricacies of Nintendo over the telephone and realized he was speaking to his grandfather.
These findings will improve our understanding of phenotypical and functional intricacies concerning the very heterogeneous PDC population in-vivo.
