In rapidly changing systems we found that reversing the order of the channel ordering (bottom up) preserves the channel morphological characteristics and better characterized rapidly changing systems, such as within marsh restoration projects.
In comparison with developed countries, developing countries are characterized by rapidly changing socio-economic environments (especially, income).
This phase is characterized by rapidly changing product layouts and requirements, as representatives from all disciplines meeting to discuss requirements and to brainstorm.
Thus, for background profiles, the optimal window size is determined by the background type, i.e., for a noise-dominated background or backgrounds containing monotonically changing clutter, larger window sizes are preferred; for backgrounds characterized by rapidly changing clutter, shorter windows are preferred.
We live in a rapidly changing world characterized by global movement of humans, animals, trade, and food; by unparalleled environmental disruption and upheaval; and by irresolvable human conflict.
It is important and also challenging to plan airport facilities to meet future traffic needs in a rapidly changing environment, which is characterized by various uncertainties.
One difficulty in identifying and characterizing such defects is the complex and rapidly changing morphology of the mammalian heart during the period in which the looped heart tube is transformed into a chambered organ.
The 21st century is characterized by the availability of abundant information, advanced technology, a rapidly changing society, greater convenience in daily lives, and keener international competition.
See related commentary by Manji and Kumar, http://ccforum.com/content/14/1/113 The severely burned patient suffers from a rapidly changing pathophysiology in the immediate post-burn period characterized by wound inflammation, cardiopulmonary instability, systemic inflammatory response syndrome and metabolic derangement.
Today's era, one characterized by technological innovation and increasing globalization, demands that adults develop new types and levels of skills to meet rapidly changing work conditions and societal demands.
