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Moreover, DW3 and DW5 have vertical wavelengths on the order of 25 km or less and thus are not expected to effectively propagate from the troposphere to 110 km.

We hypothesize that the more evolved drainage networks on older terraces will more effectively propagate base-level lowering by way of a greater areal proportion of steep and convex hillslopes and a smaller proportion of non-eroding interfluves.

The symmetric structure of DE3 can therefore be understood by the fact that its first symmetric component freely propagates vertically, whereas its first antisymmetric component has a vertical wavelength of order 30 km and does not effectively propagate to 110 km.

Interviews with experts indicated the DSAAI provides a scale to demonstrate what should be done to effectively propagate an innovation, ideas for people to use to help propagate their innovation during the life of the project, and a resource where the literature has been distilled down to a manageable amount for those with only a basic understanding of the theory.

Since our method uses consecutive observations (here sampled every 20 minutes) a change in an indirect regulator's mRNA levels may not have the time to effectively propagate to its indirect targets.

Fungal pathogens have adopted the calcineurin pathway to survive and effectively propagate within the host (reviewed in [ 37, 51]).

These data indicate that cytotoxic lymphocytes are effectively propagated by tumour-pulsed DC, with effective anti-leukaemia effects attained by post-transplant administration of lymphocytes and DC.

The pressure reduction effectively propagates along the pipe, starting at the locomotive and causing a pressure difference between the brake pipe and each wagon auxiliary reservoir.

Even if the infection rate is low, the command can still be effectively propagated provided that the mobility of devices is high.

The reason is traced to Scheme 2 effectively propagating water imbalance transients out of the plant to the water by-product stream and not to the organic recycle stream, which disturbs the side-product recycle-to-extinction balance.

Local copies are often the only practical solution for computation but there is no mechanism by which alterations to the primary resource can be effectively propagated to all copies.