Barring the unexpected — a European economic cataclysm, for example — economists predict that Florida's economy will return to pre-crash size by 2015.
Bigger is Better When it comes to crash tests, size matters.
Having waves of that size crash down on you is incredibly dangerous, as Alms found out when she seriously injured her shoulder while surfing in Mexico two years ago – something she's still recovering from.
A camera onboard the bullet will transmit images as it hurtles toward its target; the hovering observer module will record both the crash and the size and shape of the resulting crater, and analyze solid and gaseous material released by the blast.
The authors concluded that the cause of this severe population size crash is a synergism between human activities, including hunting, habitat loss due to deforestation and disease (see also [ 51]) and strongly emphasized the need for effective and immediate conservation actions in order to ensure the long-term survival of gorilla populations.
Add to all this the punctuation of gongs in many registers, the cat's-paws and throbbings and thunderclaps of the drums, the tiny crash of doll-size cymbals and the "final glitter" of elfin bells, "contributing shrill overtones that were practically inaudible".
Special simulation programs may be developed that can accommodate extreme population size crashes, for example as in the metapopulation model of Wakeley and Aliacar (2001).
However, that study shared limitations of the previous studies on cost of traffic crashes in India including small sample size (148 crashes), the localised nature and the lack of estimates related to disability mainly due to the cross-sectional nature of the study.
Rampart Crash, which varied in size from a dozen officers in winter to as many as 20 in summer, when gang activity peaked, was an especially tight-knit group.
Its last breakdown of driver deaths reported: "Bigger and heavier vehicles are better: Two important characteristics influencing crash outcome are vehicle size and weight, which are strongly related.
In fact, the main thing that differentiates high-pitched, punchy splash cymbals from louder and lower crash cymbals is their size.
