To minimize the thermal effect on the sample, the excitation power during Raman spectra measurements was changed; concretely, different attenuation 20 and 50% of the maximum laser power (80 mW) was used.
To help families become more gender equal, it is important to be clear about what changes are required and what, concretely, these changes entail.
More concretely, climate change can increase the already pressing challenges related to meeting the demand for water globally.
"You saw very concretely, in the newspaper stories and on the TV's over the last several days, a president who has changed the direction of our foreign policy and is focused on the real issues that concern Americans," Denis McDonough, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, said on MSNBC the other day.
It demonstrates, among other things, that urban space is never a passive environment; that rootedness and belonging are, or can be, resilient realities; that architecture can be socially pro-active; and -- the Butterfly Effect -- that every shift in a given environment changes that environment, concretely or symbolically, for better or worse.
The executor translates the reconfiguration into a script able to concretely apply the changes to the managed system.
IaaS optimization works similarly as TARGO: by periodically monitoring the CPU utilization of the target VM, the system reacts to scale it up/down proactively whenever the real-time workload changes concretely.
More concretely, firstly, the change in the outcome of women aged 30 to 34 (affected by the policy) is compared with the change in the outcome of men of the same age group (unaffected by the policy) between before and after the policy period, assuming that the outcomes of both groups would have had a parallel trend in the absence of the policy.
They want to be a part of something tangible, something that is concretely, measurably, creating change.
Photosynthesis is one of the most affected cellular reactions by environmental changes; concretely the PSII activity is especially sensitive to thermal stress [ 5].
