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The laboratory façade model tested is a panel structure of 0.825 m high and 0.3 m wide composed of four panels and five corresponding horizontal joints of 5 mm.

The first four cm of the dyke from the contact with serpentinite were altered to chlorite + hydrogrossular + clinopyroxene (Table 1; Gran-2a), and are followed by a six cm wide zone composed of wollastonite + vesuvianite + clinopyroxene + hydrogrossular (Table 1; Gran-2b, -2c), and a 35 cm wide zone of bleached, albite and K-feldspar-dominant rock.

My friend said yes, and the money man pulled out from his pocket an enormous roll of bills that was at least four inches wide, and composed of all manner of international currency -- British pounds, German marks, French francs, American dollars, etc.

Olivine developed an approximately 34 nm wide rim composed of low-angle misoriented, nanometer-sized crystallites accompanied by a small amount of amorphous material.

Based on our detailed structural characterization, we examine possible relationships between thrust faults and strike-slip faults and thrust-cored folds and depositional units in the Silla Syncline, a 4 km wide fold composed of fine-grained mudstone, coarse sandstone and conglomerate deposits of the Cerro Toro Formation in the Magallanes foreland basin, Chilean Patagonia.

The mint assigned it a face value of $1 million, but at more than an inch thick, about 20 inches wide, and composed of 24 karat gold, it's worth much more, according to the BBC.

The third scenario (randomized buffer) was a map of the core area plus a 25-km wide buffer composed of randomized habitat data (Figure 3c).

The second scenario (real buffer) was a map of the core area plus a 25-km wide buffer composed of true landscape data as portrayed on the map (Figure 3b).

The sheets were 4 cm wide and composed of thin black vinyl of varying lengths (2 10 cm).

Our data best fit a model accounting for higher speciation rates and species accumulation within the "tropical lowlands" (a wide area composed of Amazonia and the eastern Cerrado, Caatinga and Parana regions and also the Yungas) than in the Andean region.

Type II EP bridges that are wider and composed of multiple cells (Figure 5, F and G) might also be formed via cell hollowing or instead through the process of cord hollowing.