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They might also measure the stocks of the world's resources — from fish in the ocean to human capital — in addition to the annual flows of national income calculated in G.D.P.

Its centerpiece is the GTAP database that records the annual flows of goods and services with a given base year.

The ST-Sim software platform offers a spatially explicit STSM coupled with a C Stock-Flow model to track annual flows of C as a function of land use, disturbance and management.

Early in this period, the main destination was South America, which attracted some 50 thousand migrants per year, followed in the 1960s by Europe (mostly France, Germany, and Switzerland), with average annual flows of around 170 thousand migrants (see Table 1).

► Two applications of dendrochronology to the study of flow variability are illustrated for an existing 1244-yr recofstruction of annual flows of the Colorado River at Lees Ferry, Arizona, USA: (1) identification and climatological interpretation of rare flow events, and (2) assessment of vulnerability of water-supply systems to climatic variability.

In order to try to assess the impact of these changes on the hydrology of the river, we analyse both the annual flows of the Yangtze River and annual temperature and precipitation for the Yangtze catchment for the period 1955 2011 and for the three sections of the catchment, Upper, Middle and Lower as defined by the location of the gauging stations at Yichang, Hankou and Datong respectively.

Their demand for water already exceeds the entire annual flow of the two rivers by 25percentt.

The upper basin provides a minimum annual flow of 8.23 million acre feet to Arizona, Nevada and California.

Since 2000, the annual flow of new foreign investment into South Korea has fallen by 58percentt, hitting $6.5 billion last year.

The coalition is said to be keen to make further investments to support an annual flow of legal apprentices.

The average annual flow of the Lena at the mouth is 579,200 cubic feet (16,400 cubic metres) per second.