The study area is surrounded by large expanses (>200 km) of mainly continuous forest to the west,northand east.
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Assuming a discontinuous transition layer at the reconnection point the layer thickness to thenorthgrows in the direction of the outer flow.
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Similar structural changes took place in thenorthas in the region as a whole.
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These results represent strong evidence of increased seed mass in the vegetation ofnorth-facing grasslands, when compared to their south-facing counterparts.
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Some of these ' were removed altered backward to thenorth', again to enlarge an alley.
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In recent years, communities, government agencies, and researchers in thenorthhave begun to employ multiple media formats and communication strategies to approach these challenges.
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For living quarters the chamber on thenorthside of the building and storage for all her things.
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This terminology is referred to when the process takes place eithernorthor south of the reconnection point.
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Smoke tests and measurements of air velocity indicated that a mildnorth-easterly wind (0.5 1.5m/s) generated very effective cross ventilation (see section).
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Trendingnorth-northeast along the edge of the pack, hunting began in earnest.
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The remaining pieces of the relief from thenorthand south sides as well as the back are fixed to the walls of the room.
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It gradually reached the southeast and thenorthas large dams were also constructed in those locales.
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Unlike the other walls that make up the external perimeter of the church, thenorthface is hidden by the adjacent accommodation.
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Both were arranged along thenorth-south axis; the former was completed in 1632, the latter built in 1624 + 26.
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Both men had been captured by life in thenorthand could never return to the south.
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Collocationswithnorth
north
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due north
Change of clothes, plenty on the road, nearly ended up in a collective centre but carried on,duenorth.
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journey north
Surely it must be a very expensivejourneynorthto wipe out that advantage.
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north shore
After making distress signals the crew, wearing cork lifebelts, abandoned the boat and swam towards thenorthshore.
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