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The mapping accuracy of this effort (85.1%) suggests that local relief models captured slight geomorphologic changes that successfully predict wetland boundaries in low-relief ecosystems.

She can capture "a slight wrinkle in the atmosphere" in passing, the popular and the profound almost disarmingly intermingled.

A critical feature of the published program is its ability to capture very slight population changes of 2 to 5 percent in a small window of time, thereby acting as an early-warning system.

The newspaper revealed that Crystal Stone - a local production company - had spent almost a year creating the 55-second sequence for the other 28 steps, including efforts to capture the slight shake of a camera on a helicopter and the blurring effect of haze.

We expect to capture even slight changes in the mobility behavior (e.g. changes in covered distance) that can testify an upcoming flu and cold symptoms.

Director James Ponsoldt takes a naturalistic approach to capture the slight shifts in shade of a conversation rich in color.

The QLP captured a slight majority over the PQ in the popular vote, however, and Bouchard opted not to hold the referendum on independence.

In the 1876 election, Tilden had captured a slight majority of the popular vote, but the vote count was so close and so riven by controversy in several states, including Florida, that it was uncertain who would prevail in the Electoral College.

As shown in Figure 6, the model captures the slight tempo change in the test file.

This is because in order to capture the slightest geometrical difference on the order of a few microns between the two designs, the multiple-layer solder-die interface needs to be modeled using extremely fine mesh, while the overall dimensions of the package and the test board are on the order of millimeters.

This result suggests that TR½ captured a slight sign of muscle fatigue during SDSS.