When the end of the cold war sharply reduced military spending, cutting 10,000 of 14,000 shipyard jobs, Barrow's geographic edge turned to a burden.
And that geographic edge could well push some applicants over the top and into the class.
In these regions, a participant's nearest neighbor was > 200 km away along the geographic edges of the study population.
The observed data do not support this assumption, implying that (at least childhood) behavior and movement in this landscape do not isolate geographic edges.
Because GAMs may exhibit biased behavior at the edges of the data, the study area for spatial model predictions is the continental United States, excluding regions of low population density along the geographic edges of our study population.
Without SON software, a carrier's service slows down and becomes less stable under heavy load or when users travel to the edge of a geographic block of the static grid.
Introgression may generate gradients (or steps) in allele frequencies along a geographic axis originating at the edge of a contact zone.
Over the past 30 years, a geographic contraction of the southern range edge of this species has occurred, with a northward latitudinal shift of approximately 1,250 km.
We introduced a new approach for delineating areas of multiple edge influence (AMEI) within a fragmented landscape using a geographic information system (GIS).
