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It is found that stellar evaporation dominates the evolution of low-mass clusters and all four are important for massive ones.

In interstorm periods, the spatial evolution of soil moisture is closely associated with the spatial variability of soil hydraulic properties when the soil is above field capacity, while vegetation dominates the evolution of soil moisture fields through evapotranspiration as the landscape dries down.

After a sufficient number of time steps, however, the nonlinear term grows rapidly and dominates the evolution equation.

We notice that the main idea as regards the time-integral nonlocal problems is that only when the time is large, the time-integral term dominates the evolution of the solutions.

The presence of nonlinearities has also been shown to require an extended speed of convergence compared with linear evolution, as the nonlinear term is initially not present in the symmetry, but eventually dominates the evolution.

Therefore, at the whole gene level, purifying selection dominates the evolution.

The subduction of the floor of the Pacific Ocean dominated the evolution of the Pacific margin of Asia, especially during the second half of the Mesozoic Era.

These contributions dominate the evolution of hot spots interacting with the local electric field over dielectric surfaces and are a key ingredient of predictive ignition models.

The government, AOL's competitors and some consumer groups have worried that without such restrictions, the combination of the America Online service, with 24 million members, and Time Warner's cable systems, available in 20percentt of the country's homes, could dominate the evolution of the Internet.

We also find that for magnetic fields with present strengths between 4 10-11 G and 6 10-9 G on the scale of the horizon at recombination, magnetic perturbations dominate the evolution of the baryonic fluid on small scales after recombination and before the onset of gravitational collapse by cold dark matter perturbations.

These dominate the evolution and fate of the cosmos, yet their true nature remains unknown.