The oxygen maximum migrated from 0.75 mm after 60 h (ca. 140% O2 saturation at peak) when it was first observed, to 2.0 mm after 156 h of incubation in the natural light-dark cycle.
The released oil migrated linearly northward along the structural highs of the Mobei uplift and the Qianshao low-relief uplift and then formed secondary reservoirs when it met new traps.
From there it migrated west and proliferated all over Europe.
But Daniel W. VanArsdale, a folklorist who maintains an archive of paper chain letters (www.silcom.com/barnowl/chain-letter/archive/!information.htm), thinks it migrated online from older, paper versions.
Just as the Carolinas benefited when manufacturing migrated first from the Cottonopolises of England to the mill towns of New England and then to here, where labor was even cheaper, they suffered in the 1990s when the textile industry mostly left the United States.
And she sold dresses on QVC, the home shopping network, when retailing first migrated to live television.
When the photograph migrated to Twitter, someone who manages the account of Ralph R. McKee Career & Technical Education High School, on Staten Island, chimed in with "solidarity".
New Jersey's old cities are dotted with grand old churches like Father Sella's, built to serve waves of Catholic immigrants drawn by factory jobs, then drained when succeeding generations migrated to the suburbs.
A3 SCIENCE New Timeline of Modern Humans New advances in radiocarbon dating are threatening to upend old theories about when modern humans migrated to Europe from Africa and how rapidly they advanced.
The structure is a shrine to the Great Trek, when white pioneers migrated north with their ox-drawn wagons and ramrod-loading muskets, completing a conquest they saw as the fulfillment of a divine mission.
