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The organic porosity begins to diminish with further increasing maturity or burial depth, and this decrease becomes drastic when the EqR o value is over 3.5%%, resulting in a very low total porosity for shale with an EqR o value >4.0%%.

Changes in the spectra shape on varying the angle of incidence θ become drastic near the specific threshold value of θ, which corresponds to the mutual transformation of the ordinary stop bands and cutting-off bands.

It is shown that the differences compared to the case of white noise excitation observed in the frequency response and coherence estimates are small if the Hanning (or another continuous) window is used, but that they can become drastic for the rectangular window.

On sites that are very fertile and/or exposed, the differential effects of silvicultural variables can become drastic.

The damage evolution of the specimen started to become drastic once the applied strain rate exceeded 1000 s−1, as shown in Fig. 10 which provides the images of the specimens after testing.

Living on an island has become a drastic form of cocooning.

The situation became so drastic that many made a business out of the chaos to survive: they'd queue overnight to get their hands on a milk carton and resell it for three times the original price.

From one side, the scientific community shows hypothetical global scenarios that redesign a lifestyle of people heavily conditioned by effects of climate change, whether actions for CO2 emission reduction in atmosphere would be put in force now; such actions will have to become more drastic every time that delays on actions occur.

However, with the pretreatment time extending to 10 min the swelling behavior of biomass became more drastic, resulting in a lower specific surface area than that at 5 min (Table 5).

If drastic action becomes necessary, does it have the political will and skill to take it?

As temperature increases sea level rises and drastic weather becomes more frequent resulting in more calamities (2).