Combining daytime and nocturnal data dilutes the impact of extreme values on UHI, by up to 50%, and is not useful for design solutions.
Thematically ambitious with a strong and nuanced cast, "Being Mary Jane," which stars Gabrielle Union, combines daytime television talking points with cable-worthy character depth.
16 Mallon et al found that RLS combined with daytime sleepiness was associated with increased mortality risk among women in a middle-aged population, although RLS without sleepiness was not significantly related to mortality.
Two more scenarios will be considered, combining the daytime operation of the PV system with night-time operation for each of the other two conventional systems: 1. Twelve-hour PV, 12-h diesel genset system. 2.
This upward daytime flow, combined with poleward meridional transport and eventual downward diffusion, leads to a redistribution of plasma referred to as the "fountain effect".
The scorching daytime temperatures, combined with lack of food and water, make crossing the Sahara one of the most arduous journeys undertaken by migratory birds.
For the daytime, with combined SS and CP data, the equatorial anomaly of enhanced peak plasma density at both sides of the magnetic equator in Fig. 5(b) has a stronger symmetry compared to that of Fig. 5(a).
When they breathe, trees and other plants take in CO2 during the daytime, combining the planet-warming gas with water and sunlight to make sugars and build tissues.
One of TV writer-producer Norman Lear's strangest projects, the deadpan soap-opera spoof "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" combined the somnambulant pace of daytime drama with outrageous plot twists, running in syndication every weeknight between January 1976 and May 1977.
The proposed DSM-5 criteria only distinguish between daytime, nighttime and combined subtypes; based on the comparison with ICCS, the proposed subtypes refer to limited diagnostic possibilities only and are thus neither up-to-date nor do they reflect current research insights.
