Chiang Khong Basin (CKB) is a northeast-southwest active basin in Rai province, northern Thailand. The bounded to the east by numerous fault segments of Mae Ing Fault Zone (MIFZ), where they have triggered several previous earthquakes and vicinities. Although slip MIFZ has some earthquakes, deformation landscape affected tectonic processes mainly unknown. According uniform lithologic climatic c...

Within the framework of this study, morphotectonic and structural characteristics Sürgü Çardak faults, northern branch East Anatolian Fault Zone (EAFZ) between Çelikhan Göksun, were investigated with scrutiny. Further, results obtained assessments supported fortified a thorough literature review field studies; thereby, geological features region have been analyzed immaculately. The faults mappe...

Although statistical learning (SL) is widely assumed to play a key role in language, few empirical studies aim to directly and systematically link variation across SL and language. In this study, we build on prior work linking differences in nonadjacent SL to on-line language, by examining individualdifferences in adjacent SL. Experiment 1 documents the trajectory of adjacency learning and esta...

Understanding the variation in stomatal characteristics in relation to climatic gradients can reveal the adaptation strategies of plants, and help us to predict their responses to future climate changes. In this study, we investigated stomatal density (SD) and stomatal length (SL) in 150 plant species along an elevation gradient (540-2357 m) in Changbai Mountain, China, and explored the pattern...

The study of representations of the fundamental groups of finite volume hyperbolic surfaces and finite volume hyperbolic 3-manifolds into Lie groups has been long studied. Classical cases such as the case of the Lie groups SL(2,R), SL(2,C) and SU(2) have provided powerful tools to bring to bear in the study of these groups, and the geometry and topology of the manifolds. More recently, this has...

A new class of hierarchically structured polymer optical materials possessing an internal refractive index gradient that mimics biological optical materials is described. The new materials permit the fabrication of gradient refractive index (GRIN) lenses with an unprecedented variety of index gradients. Gradients with different functional forms in both the radial and axial directions have been ...