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One of the first scientists to bring statistical methods to the analysis of oceanographic data, Munk is noted for creating fruitful areas of research that continue to be explored by other scientists.

And Israel lived in Egypt, in the land of Goshen, accumulated possessions, and was fruitful and multiplied.

Perles' essays are rich in suggestiveness, and have been the starting-point of much fruitful research.

Their advertising campaigns, clothing quality and new retail layouts also proved fruitful.

Rechila continued with the expansion of the kingdom, and by 440 he fruitfully besieged and forced the surrender of a Roman official, count Censorius, in the strategic city of Mértola.

The Cold War period was a period of fruitful work in a different kinds of sporting and hunting weapons.

Jungen's personal heritage as Dane-Zaa, and living in the settler colonial state of Canada, have proved to be fruitful inspiration for much of his practice, as he "works the seam between native and white cultures".

Unification Day (Ukraine) Agame (Ge'ez: ዓጋመ, agamä; "fruitful") is a former province in northern Ethiopia and is now part of the Tigray Region.

About 1620 the Leiden Elzevirs adopted a new device, known as le Solitaire, or the Hermit, and consisting of an elm tree, a fruitful vine and a man alone, with a motto Non solus (not alone).

Their collaboration proved to be fruitful as they discovered the so-called "sliding filament theory" of muscle contraction.

Kenneth Anthony Parker Stevenson (1-12-58 to 2-1-64), who could keep people fruitfully engaged on the university farm, the labs and the classrooms despite the lurking fear of wild animals roaming the area.

With Congressman Les Aspin, Yankelovich chaired The New Framework Group, which brought together prominent men and women in a variety of fields, to discuss fruitful areas of reform.

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" On 14 June 2017 the block of flats, within 15 minutes, was enveloped in flames from the fourth floor to the top 24th floor.

Together with the higher driving pressure developed in a barrel of diminishing cross-section compared to a standard cylindrical bore, the APCNR round, called APSV (from armour-piercing super velocity), travelled faster, over a flatter trajectory.

" Under the leadership of Max Johnson, General Manager, AESD engineers designed and built prototype devices such as a [which was designed to concentrate sunlight (by means of a tracking, flat-mirror assembly) onto a fluid-filled tank mounted on a tower.

The church stands at the eastern end of St Stephen Street, a curving Georgian street of inhabited basement flats with ground floors accommodating a series of antique shops, bars and offices.

There can be asymmetrical involvement of the eyes, and lesions are usually described as flat, brown, and patchy areas of pigmentation.

It may appear similar to BCEM since the lesion may also be flat, brown or blue-gray, and diffuse throughout the conjunctiva, but it is almost always only found on one eye.

Usually unilateral, flat, patchy, pigmented area that involves the limbus (the border of the cornea and sclera) and interpalpebral (between the eyelids) conjunctiva.

Cayey is also a land-locked and mostly mountainous municipality, whereas Salinas, as a municipality on the southern coastal plain, consists mostly of flatlands.

While he returned adequate figures from that tour, and bowled decently in subsequent Test matches on flatter pitches, he was dropped from the team.

If the ratio between input/output propagation distance and Rayleigh length returns \le 1 the surface wavefront maintains itself nearly flat along its path, which means that no sampling rescaling is requested for the phase measurement.

The neighbourhood is a mixed-use area of flats and many popular retail shops, restaurants, and bars.

Its shape is believed to be close to an oblate ellipsoid of revolution, like the surface of the Earth, only that more spherical: The flattening f is estimated to be between and ; meaning that the radius along the Earth's axis is estimated to be about 3"nbsp;km shorter than the radius at the equator.

In comparison, the flattening of the Earth as a whole is close to , and the polar radius is 21"nbsp;km shorter than the equatorial one.