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Wirth ([2003], [2004]) applied a theory of conservative balanced dynamics to axisymmetric cyclonic and anticyclonic vorticies on a mid-latitude f plane to explain the dependence of the TIL on vorticity.

But a system of carefully balanced power dynamics is only a "floor" of ethical marriage and family relationships, not a "ceiling".

Generally, the SOC contents of the mineral horizons did not change during self-restoration, indicating quantitatively balanced carbon dynamics during this process.

Daily energy balance dynamics is explained in detail.

Here and throughout the program, Mr. Valcuha was intensely attuned to matters of balance, dynamics and timbre.

We report numerical results from a study of balance dynamics using a simple model of atmospheric motion that is designed to help address the question of why balance dynamics is so stable.

The reliable assessment of turbulent heat fluxes and evapotranspiration (ET) from the field to regional scales is fundamental to comprehending land-atmosphere interactions and water balance dynamics.

The proposed methodology combines concepts from discrete population balance equations and dynamic Monte Carlo simulations of chemical kinetics to construct a new jump Markov model that approximates the population balance dynamics.

The main objective of this work has been the development of a virtual sensor (VS) based on the water balance dynamics of tomato crops in greenhouses, using coconut coir substrate as an example in this case.

Based on this data set and the spatially distributed modelling results from Theseus, the impact of the actual land use and of an afforestation scenario on water balance dynamics are analyzed.

With a vegetation patch transitions governed by mechanistic water balance dynamics as well as grazing intensities that represent herder decision-making, the model holds great potential for further explorations of how land use, climate, and spatial heterogeneity affect the functioning of a dryland pastoralist social ecological system.