Coastal environments are complex systems undergoing continuous evolution at a range of spatial and temporal scales.
Fatigue loading is considered as a suitable way to maintain crack evolution at a constant peak load level.
Asked to lay out his opinion on the theory of evolution at a breakfast event hosted by the Christian Science Monitor last September, Jindal dodged the question, saying he is "not an evolutionary biologist".
To investigate the prevalence of convergent evolution at a genome-wide level associated with the independent evolution of echolocation in bats and cetaceans, we used a method that builds on maximum-likelihood phylogenetic reconstruction.
First order kinetics are used to describe consumption rates of hydroquinone, benzoic acid and hydroxybenzoic acid derivatives by galvanostatic electrolysis with simultaneous oxygen evolution at a Pt electrode.
My work combines high-resolution lineage tracking using DNA barcodes, directed whole-genome-sequencing of adaptive clones, and mathematical models of mutational dynamics to understand clonal evolution at a quantitative level.
The purpose of this research was to develop a model for the analysis of agricultural landscape evolution at a fine spatial resolution scale (1 10 m) and a medium-term temporal scale (10 100 years).
Is that the only thing you can ask me?' " When Wolf Blitzer pushed Huckabee to say whether he believed in evolution, at a debate in New Hampshire in June of 2007, Huckabee expressed exasperation that the question "would even be asked of somebody running for President — I'm not planning on writing the curriculum for an eighth-grade science book".
When immersed in a solution containing HF, H2O2 and latex, carbon steel rapidly dissolves without gas evolution at a rate limited by the diffusion of reactants or products of dissolution.
The solubility parameter of the media was found to significantly influence the living characteristics of the polymerization including the polymerization kinetics and the molecular weight evolution at a fixed concentration of TEMPO.
The coulombic efficiences of the chromium deposition and hydrogen evolution reactions at the cathode and of the oxygen evolution at a lead anode were measured with a gravimetric and gas-volumetric analysis.
