The nature of love is changing fundamentally in conjunction with transformations in sexual life and family forms.
But in a paper in Science released Thursday, a team of Arctic scientists say this fundamental trait is now changing across a major part of the Arctic, in conjunction with a changing climate.
Non-monotonic infectious response is also observed in conjunction with changing birth rate.
In conjunction with changing the room temperature settings, we conducted a questionnaire on comfort, and obtained responses from over half of the room occupants.
The parameters to define the complementary vertex-pairs for the three surface features were optimized in conjunction with changing the distance cut off in the definition of the interacting region, from 1.0 Å in the original study 35 to 3.0 Å, so that the difference between the complementarity scores of the energy-minimized and nonenergy-minimized models was minimized.
Secondly, this work clarifies all kinds of interdependence by measuring the flight to quality, the flight from quality, the negative spillover and the positive spillover in conjunction with the different changing directions of interdependence.
Declines in catch can also have natural (e.g., recruitment failure due to climate) and other human-related (e.g., changing markets, restrictive management) drivers that can act in conjunction with each other [23].
Colour music, music intended for instrumental performance in conjunction with a simultaneous projection of changing colours onto a screen.
It's great to be doing something I really believe I'm the best in the world at and working in conjunction with a body that is changing.
In conjunction with this, media itself is changing, especially the way that people are utilizing television through new mediums such as Amazon and Netflix.
Occurring in conjunction with AT&T's "Love Is Changing History" project, "Tale Of Two Dads" is part of an initiative that seeks to create a better future for LGBT youth.
