There was consequently no settled planning doctrine in the developing countries, and the approach of governments remained empirical.
Such understanding is important to better explain the discrepancies that may arise when different TGSDs (and consequently terminal settling velocity distributions) are used in tephra dispersal models for hazard assessment.
Seawalls typically lack the complex microhabitats and protective spaces of natural shorelines and consequently organisms that settle on them may be particularly susceptible to predation.
What's more, the show featured what seemed like warmed-over set pieces from previous shows (including West Side Story, Jersey Boys, Memphis, In the Heights, and Guys and Dolls), and consequently couldn't quite settle on a style of its own.
The chaetae of M. burgessensis and P. zenobia although semi-rigid, would not have been stable enough for brachiopod larvae to settle on, consequently giving the individual a buffer zone, discouraging the larvae of other brachiopods that could have potentially impeded feeding from settling on or close to their shells.
Selectors have been widely recognized as a solution to control filamentous bulking and consequently enhance sludge settling.
Another popular myth is that philosophy keeps dwelling on the same questions, the implication being that, again, it doesn't settle anything and consequently cannot move on to something else.
The first group was more dense than the second group and consequently had a higher settling velocity.
"They struggled to settle and they got outcompeted by the algae," Gilmour says, "and consequently there was this belief that the tiniest corals had very low survival rates".
Of the displaced, only 275,000 came to settle in the camps while most people remained in tents near their destroyed homes and were, consequently, deprived of psychosocial support [ 25].
