Cortez, M. H. Comparing the qualitatively different effects rapidly evolving and rapidly induced defences have on predator-prey interactions.
Some evaporate in minutes or hours and lose their effect rapidly.
The VDW effect rapidly decreases with the increase of the indentation load.
The high-sulphur fuels also have a knock-on effect, rapidly destroying emission-reducing technologies in vehicles, according to Rob de Jong, the head of the UNEP transport programme.
There's a limit, however, to heat's ability to boost our mood: when temperatures reach the kind of summer highs that mark heat waves all over the world, the effect rapidly deteriorates.
The existing placebo-controlled data with ketamine focus solely on the acute response to a single infusion, showing that the antidepressant response effect rapidly wanes in the majority of patients over the subsequent week.
The econometric results show that VC backing has a strong positive impact on NTBFs' participation in EU-funded R&D partnerships, but the magnitude of this effect rapidly decreases with NTBFs' prior experience of this type of partnership.
But Green campaign group Friends of the Earth said clean air zones must "come into effect rapidly and must include all vehicle types".
In the 'halfhalf) corrosion case, the tension stiffening effect rapidly decreased due to the increase in steel corrosion when corrosion cracks occurred in concrete specimen H-5.
However, some traffic jams appear seemingly spontaneously, maybe caused by the "butterfly effect" of a single driver suddenly switching lanes, which results in cars behind him braking suddenly, with the ripple effect rapidly snarling up the highway.
Non-compliance - The US and its European allies want a mechanism that would allow suspended UN sanctions to be put back into effect rapidly if Iran reneges on a deal.
