Such structures were interpreted as a buried polygonal ice-wedge network (thermokarst depressions).
There is some observed polygonized tundra in this region though no evidence of ice-wedge networks nor frost scars occurs immediately along the study trail (Racine and Ahlstrand 1991).
A succession of paleo active-layer deposits that mirror environmental changes records periods favorable for the establishment and growth of ice-wedge polygonal networks and sediment variations.
In addition, we describe developments in analysis of alternative group designs (including stepped-wedge GRTs, network-randomized trials, and pseudocluster randomized trials), which require clustering to be accounted for in their design and analysis.
Data infrastructure like Facebook's open rack network switch Wedge, its Open Vault storage solution, and the sensors for its Telecom Infra Project's OpenCellular platform.
We all had some sense that pictures would provide one of the most attractive, thinnest edges of the wedge to create new networks, contexts, and experiences, and in a short period of time, both Instagram and Pinterest have, in their own ways, helped users create, enhance, share, and discover engaging images.
Again, black lies drove wedges into social networks.
The advocates argue that there is little incentive for the cable giants to make room for networks that do not have the backing of another major media company, like Walt Disney, which can use its popular ESPN or the ABC broadcast network as a wedge to force pickup of newer channels.
You can't wedge everything that a social network is into a tab in email.
As for back-end infrastructure, it's developed an open-rack network switch called Wedge, the Open Vault for storage, plus sensors for the Telecom Infra Project's OpenCellular platform.
