Modelling masting habit, i.e. the spatial synchronized annual variability in fruit production, is a huge task due to two main circumstances: (1) the identification of main ecological factors controlling fruiting processes, and (2) the common departure of fruit data series from the main basic statistical assumptions of normality and independence.
Libya is a common departure point for migrants seeking to travel to Europe by boat, many of them fleeing violence, repression or poverty in sub-Saharan Africa.
This required the terminal to be slightly rebuilt; while it previously had a common departure and arrivals hall, it had to be separated into two areas.
Parallel changes will be common when departures from equilibrium are in the same direction in sibling lineages or in a lineage and the sibling lineage of a direct ancestor.
The most common month for departures throughout the course of the year is March, as struggling teams look for salvation in the closing stages of the season, in many cases with the threat of looming large.
The line the common point of departure for all of the above-mentioned artists did not disappear until Georges Seurat's plane shading, done in the Pointillist manner.
He said it was common to see departure gates full of wheelchairs, especially in places like Palm Beach, where populations are older.
Their disagreement can be understood only if we appreciate their common point of departure as thinkers of the German interwar crisis, an era of rebellion that touched all of the major philosophical movements of the day life-philosophy, philosophical anthropology, neo-Kantianism, phenomenology, anday life-philosophy
The most common reason for departure is the working conditions (e.g. no advancement, number of hours, low salary).
A common point of departure for all the theories presented above is assuming an alternation between steady states of development, and transformational periods, when the system re-organises itself due to pressures stemming from the environment, often from technological development.
