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Accommodation space was rapidly created during transgression and then filled under conditions of very high sediment accumulation (about 1 cm/y).

The success of the methodology described in this paper was underline during the Costa Concordia accident, where a high resolution domain was rapidly created and deployed inside the system covering the accident site.

First, all the models fitting the experimentally determined axial repeat of the chain and having the helical symmetry known for the polymer are rapidly created by computing their atomic coordinates.

The severity of lahars is most closely linked to the volume of water at or near the site of eruption, in the form of a crater lake, ice cap, or precipitation; large volumes of water can be rapidly created from melted ice caps following fairly low magnitude eruptions.

What conceptually unifies these two rather disparate phenomena is that both start with a chaotic phase in which a large number of new entities is rapidly created.

Therefore, we demonstrate that novel HMW-GS genes can be rapidly created through asymmetric somatic hybridization in a manner similar with the evolution mechanism of these genes supposed before.

Nevertheless, we have described a general model for the mechanism of motif evolution where the dynamic equilibrium of motifs being rapidly created ex nihilo in disordered regions and then destroyed by mutations provides a reservoir of functional diversity in protein interaction networks.

This kind of cloud-based information is rapidly creating huge pools of data in real time, which can be related to other pools of information like never before.

Meanwhile, the wind industry is rapidly creating manufacturing jobs around the country -- the kind of jobs that create pathways into the middle class.

Lately I've been predicting that the future of content marketing is what I call no-content marketing: that content's very success is rapidly creating an over-supply, which is causing its value to plummet past zero.

In conclusion, developments in whole‐genome sequencing and mRNA analysis are rapidly creating an opportunity to provide personalized information on genetic and functional aspects of malignant tumors.