The Square Kilometre Array will be continent-wide in scale and push technology to the limit.
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Together these data suggest that the trajectory of our RWs, despite wide variation in scale, are relevant at multiple nested biological levels, including between sexes, between species, and across the Lake Malawi radiation as a whole.
The basic model of study represented square buildings 75 m high and 25 m wide in a scale of 1/300.
Ambiguous heads were closely affined, but wider ranging in scale to ceremonial tsantsa.
We have shown wide variation in scaling exponents both between and within bones from extant felids.
Plots of scaling exponent versus per cent length showed wide variation in scaling exponents between and within bones (Figure 3).
On 6 March 1992, Bosnia and Herzegovina declared its independence, resulting in wide scale war after 6 April 1992.
Repeated use of non-specific messages and communication channels has resulted in wide scale desensitisation and antipathy among consumers.
Furthermore, the multiple and holistic criteria of the BCVI, and the accessible information for both biotic and landscape features can be adapted to prioritise caves in a wider scale in the tropics, and in other regions with diverse cave ecosystems.
Following the development of DNA microarrays and next generation sequencing (NGS) in experimental biology, scientists have adopted these technologies to study transcriptome regulation in a genomic wide scale in numerous species.
