Thus defined, stand age typically increases monotonically with time since the last stand-replacing disturbance [35].
This visual comparison shows that although the old stratification and stand delineation does a reasonable job of capturing some of the differences in the stands, there are many areas where it is hard to see well defined stand boundaries.
In 1939 the population of Lower Saxony as presently defined stood at about 4.5 million.
On taking one's seat, the absence of defined stands or ends is a little disorienting, with the seats just rolling out like a Möbius strip as one scan the scene.
One resident, Bruce Babashan, 43, grilled him on corporate PAC money (Lichtman said he takes none), the Democratic Party (needs to take stronger, better defined stands on principles) and why he decided to run (to improve the country for his 14-year-old son).
Tell me: what traits do you think define stand-out entrepreneurs?
1 Thinning triggers are defined by stand relative density (RD), thus when the stand reaches a RD of x, thin to leave the stand with a RD of y (RDx-RDy).
Nor will the "media" — however, we might now struggle to define it — stand as a gateway to mass communication.
Therefore, new 0 1 variables have been defined to stand for the additional shells needed to get both, a shell size below the specified upper bound, and simultaneously, an FT correction factor above the threshold value everywhere.
In the exquisitely textured "Birdhouse and Wind Chimes," the hard peaked roof of the wooden birdhouse is duplicated in the soft folds of the roof of a fabric house, and the sharply defined chimes stand in marked contrast to the blurred lines of the backdrop folds and the pale gray shadows beyond.
