To investigate this question, we considered the distribution of subsources among the various layers of the velocity structure model; that is, we determined which of them were within each of the mantle wedge, lower crust, upper crust, and seismic basement layers of the model.
F 2 refers to the contribution between upper crust and lower crust, which corresponds to the location of the channel flow and tectonic wedge of the middle and lower crusts in Tibetan Plateau.
I can further recommend every dessert I tried — hot, crisp apple strudel (a little heavy on the cinnamon, but otherwise fabulous); excellent traditional-tasting pecan pie; and a wedge of chocolate mousse cake with chocolate cookie crust — all served with softly whipped cream.
Lay rounds of crust on squirrel.
Their ray paths thus propagate through the mantle wedge and crust; we must therefore consider both crustal and mantle anisotropy as possible sources of the observed anisotropy.
The slab is formed by a 6 km layer of crust (LTBC sample in Schmidt and Poli, [ 1998]) that initially contains 2 wt% of water and a layer of depleted lithospheric mantle (DMM) [ Workman and Hart, 2005]; the mantle wedge has a primitive mantle composition [ Hart and Zindler, 1986].
Fortunately, you probably won't have room for dessert: a wedge of pumpkin pie looked and tasted rather wan, with a pallid crust.
The 17th sits on the Right Bank like a big crooked wedge of pizza, its nose under the Arc de Triomphe and its crust overlapping the beltway that rims the western edge of the city.
Seismic imaging reveals a persistent structure, from the central Pyrenees to the central Cantabrian Mountains, consisting of a wedge of Eurasian lithosphere indented into the thicker Iberian plate, whose lower crust is detached and plunges northwards into the mantle.
A crisp pecan crust forms a dramatic backdrop to a lusciously large wedge of crabmeat cheesecake that, in true Southern fashion, starts as creamy sweetness but ends with a light swat of hot sauce.
