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All structures are presented at approximate northward orientation and at the same scale.
The northward displacement, v(), of is the height of the terminal point minus the height of the initial point.
The cyclone is created when a mass of warm air intrudes northward into a large mass of cold air.
No data were obtained on its prevalence in older animals of mixed herds migrating northward in spring.
The directions are reversed when the wind stress has a northward component.
Several other courts martial were held during the northward voyage.
Our men traversed it, and from the other side was seen an open sea as far as the eye could reach to the northward.
Since the early 1930s, the development of the national highway system took priority over the railroad and followed the same northward orientation.
Probably the trajectory of the suture was folded around the nose of the northward-thrusted allochthon.
Going northward, we find the staurolite isograd lying under the kyanite isograd while the latter lies under the sillimanite isograd.
Interaction between these vortices induces in the central region relatively weak almost rectilinear flow advecting the main vortex northward.
He also noticed that the stars one can see vary as one moves northward or southward.
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