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Moreover, this context of VET colleges is interesting because of the current changes in Dutch VET Colleges, which require teachers to collaborate and learn.

Because of current climate changes, poleward range expansions have been reported for the major biogeographic regions of mangrove forests in the Western and Eastern Hemispheres.

Because of current local climate change some glaciers are now retreating at a rate of up to a quarter of a mile per year.

Because the river's current changes every six and a quarter hours, Mr. Eudell charts a different course for paddlers depending on the time of day.

Thoroughly researched and highly engaging, the book provides a roadmap for social change and a necessary antidote to the hopelessness we may feel because of current political divisiveness.

The number of fish in the oceans is also likely to decline because of changes in currents.

The number of fish in the oceans is also likely to decline because of changes in currents caused by a warmer atmosphere.

He called Loren a "valuable member of our team" with "exemplary" job performance who is leaving because of changes to his current position, which is being downgraded to a director.

In contrast, in the case of the other two fault types, the connection method for the DC/DC converter is another factor that affects the magnitude of the capacitive discharge current because of the change in the fault loop parameters R eq, L eq, and C eq. Table 1 shows the values according to fault type based on Fig. 2 with the exception of a PTP fault.

Off the California coast, the rate is 5 meters per year, higher perhaps because of changes in ocean currents.

The results could shed light on what might happen if deep-sea currents change because of global warming.