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The well-constrained relationship between δ18Op and altitude describes a gradient of 0.11 0.18‰ per 100 m.

This work also describes a gradient of lake and fish metal contamination that is related to the physical condition of yellow perch.

Just as aerodynamic theory can describe a gradient of functionality for flight mechanisms, game theory can describe a gradient of functionality for strategic decision-making, thereby allowing performance-enhancing cognitive mechanisms to be identified.

Therefore, the first axis described a gradient of tactics ranging from individuals with a clear diel pattern (on the left) to individuals with a broad temporal scale pattern (on the right).

The second landscape component at the 500-m-radius (LPC2_500) accounted for 31% of the total variation (eigenvalue 1.24) and described a gradient of increasing urbanization and reduced open and semi-natural habitats.

Microhabitat variables were moderately correlated (Table S2) and we extracted a single principal component describing microhabitat structure (MPC1) accounting for 46% of the total variation (eigenvalue 1.38, Table S3) which described a gradient of increasing grass cover and density and decreasing forb cover (Table S4).

The first landscape component at the 500-m-radius (LPC1_500) accounted for 50% of the total variation (eigenvalue 2.01, Table S6) and described a gradient of increasing row crops and open habitats and decreasing forest cover in the landscape (Table S7).

Mass-normalised torsional resistance in the same set of limb bones describes a gradient within modern volant birds that ranges from flight strategies relying on occasional or intermittent flapping to gain altitude to hyperaerial specialists employing prolonged gliding or soaring in their flight.

This paper describes natural environmental gradients of different photosynthetic strategies in marine oxyphotobacteria on oceanic basin scales, and describes an evolutionary gradient of photosynthetic strategy from an ancestral LH system (PBS) [19], [47] that required high nutrient inputs and available iron, to a strategy that evolved to exploit increasingly iron-limited ocean environments (IsiA).

The paper describes a vibroacoustics analysis of auxetic gradient honeycomb composite structures with hexagonal configurations.

Rather than simulating chemical gradients, EndlessForms stores a "genome" for each object that describes a collection of simple mathematical functions analogous to these gradients, so that, for example, a sine function takes the place of a repeating chemical gradient.