Sentence examples for episodic change from inspiring English sources
Based on 7 years' observation, an episodic change with a warming of 11.8 K in 1993 at the mean mesopause altitude of 98 km, attributable to Mt. Pinatubo eruptions, was reported.
"One challenge we discussed at the summit was the need to create urgency without catastrophes, such as the bankruptcy in Detroit or Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, to achieve systemic instead of episodic change," Hecht said.
We also examine the tempo of adaptation in influenza, finding evidence for both continuous and episodic change.
Understanding the relative importance of continuous vs. episodic change appears critical to an adequate explanation of influenza epidemiological dynamics.
Modifications of this general approach [ 93] can be used to identify branches on a phylogenetic tree where selection shifts or where episodic change is concentrated.
When a health organization undergoes an intentional, episodic change with implications at the macro-management level, improving work control and avoiding an increased workload could maintain PQL perception in workers, despite the magnitude of the organizational change.
Bir Sahara, situated in northeast Africa, contains a set of sedimentary sequences that imply episodic changes in climate and environment during the Middle and Late Pleistocene.
Understanding the time scales and pathways for response and recovery of rivers and floodplains to episodic changes in erosion and sedimentation has been a long standing issue in fluvial geomorphology.
Consequently, episodic changes in the depositional system might have led to the stratified architecture.
They can also represent a relatively low stress in the seismogenic zones caused by episodic changes in the state of the tectonic coupling in each region.
Fundamentally, earthquakes affect the stability of slopes in two ways: (1) the ground shaking may reduce the frictional strength of the substrate by shattering of rock mass or liquefaction; and (2) the seismic acceleration may result in short-lived and episodic changes of the tensile and shear stresses in the hillslopes during earthquakes.
