Sentence examples for consequent expansion from inspiring English sources

Urban growth and the consequent expansion of impervious surfaces influence a landscape's thermal characteristics by raising Land Surface Temperatures (LST).

This more humid period gave rise to other landscape changes, allowing greater differentiation of the vegetation and consequent expansion of P. megistus populations.

Although scientists are uncertain about the causes of the observed rise in sea level, many say they believe that a major cause is global warming and the consequent expansion of liquid water and melting of mountain glaciers.

Globalization and transport revolutions, logistics integration, and the consequent expansion of port area and hinterland in the maritime industry have redefined the functional role of ports in supply chains and have generated a new pattern of freight distribution.

Both the effects of temperature and humidity conditions on the kinetic of the chemical reaction and on the final value of the consequent expansion are included in the proposed model.

In the last 95 years, salvage archeology, conducted by the Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology of the University of Pennsylvania, rescued more than 7,000 Nubian objects before the successive rebuildings of the Aswan High Dam in Egypt and the consequent expansion of Lake Nasser flooded the region.

"However, with the shares having already benefited from energy cost relief and consequent margin expansion in September, we fail to see a near-term catalyst to support another leg up".

For fiscal 2007, Bear Stearns raised the earnings-per-share estimate for Micron to 93 cents from 60 cents, based on the company's continued product diversification and consequent margin expansion, as well as "our expectation for an improvement in DRAM industry fundamentals in mid-2006".

As atmospheric drag depends strongly on solar activity and consequent atmospheric expansion, we calculate orbital lifetimes for consecutive minimum (very low intensity, solar max of 140SFU), average (moderate intensity, solar max of 190SFU) or maximum (high intensity, solar max of 230SFU) solar cycles following the current solar cycle.

In normal PAs, the increasing total vessel area at each bifurcation results in reflection sites with predominately negative reflection coefficients and consequent backward expansion waves.

Studies have shown a redistribution of fluids from the perivascular to the intravascular space, and consequent plasma expansion [ 6, 9, 50].