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Figure 3 The distribution of inventory EAGB (DBH ≥ 30 cm) per CA. The distribution is shown by the percentage of NFMPs within 25 Mg ha-1 EAGB bins.
For nine large countries (Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, India, Kazakhstan, Mexico, and the Russian Federation), state- or province-level livestock population data were compiled for available years between 2000 and 2011 [37, 38], and used to improve the spatial distribution of inventory data.
An additional source of the differences found may be explained by the location and distribution of inventory plots within forest stands.
A two-dimensional Markov chain with infinite states is introduced for analyzing stationary probability distributions of inventories of finished products.
Here the joint probability distribution of the inventory level, the number of demands in the orbit and the server status is obtained in the steady state case.
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Like 137Cs, Pu exhibits strong affinity for binding to soil particle surfaces, and therefore, re-distribution of Pu inventory indicates inferred soil re-distribution.
Nevertheless, we prepared the geospatial distribution of updated landslide inventory dataset which illustrated on the Landsat TM; and this improved inventory dataset includes recent landslides, minor-medium and human casualties landslides (Fig. 9).
Special attention was dedicated to the modelling of the leakage flows, necessary to correctly simulate the distribution of the water inventory in the primary side.
Similar to the Mora and Vahrson (1999), in general the CLSL model show a good correlation between the distribution of landslides data inventory and areas that has a higher degree of susceptibility (Fig. 10).
Similar studies conducted by Wilson et al. [ 26, 27] on the distribution of toxic release inventory (TRI) facilities and leaking underground storage tanks (LUSTs) in Charleston, SC found that there was a higher prevalence of Black and Non-White populations in census tracts and blocks that host LUSTs and TRI facilities versus those not hosting these environmental hazards.
