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Examples of disturbances that generate these patterns include wildfires, e.g., in the western United States and Australia, or windstorms, e.g., in storm-prone regions of Western Europe (Schelhaas et al. 2003) or in the temperate forests of southern Chile (Veblen 1985).

Examples of disturbances include fires, flooding, storms, pathogen outbreaks, tidal cycles, climatic cycles and human activity.

Examples of such disturbances include frontal wave cyclones (low-pressure systems that develop from a wave on a front separating warm and cool air masses) and low-pressure troughs at upper levels of the atmosphere.

For example, even on exceptionally quiet days, one can find examples of residual disturbances still causing certain variations, thereby contaminating the average regular variation obtained from such days.

The categories in this study are examples of such disturbances.

For salmonids, examples of such disturbances may include flow depletions due to water removal, instream habitat degradation and competition from introduced species.

For salmonids, exploitation, pollution, pathogens/diseases and unsuitable oceanic conditions may represent the examples of such disturbances which nonselectively remove individuals from the population, but which indirectly may change the adaptive landscape due to a change in the level of competition.

The design strategy is very simple to apply and is demonstrated for three examples with different class of disturbances (matched and unmatched) to show the effectiveness of the design.

The robust performance of the proposed controller is compared with that of a conventional PI controller, and also with two other different techniques named PID-MPRS and PID-PSO through the simulation of two multi-machine power system examples with a variety of disturbances.

In Fig. 3 the black line is shown as one example of the disturbance propagation, with a velocity of 3.5 km/s.

Hurricanes are one example of a disturbance event that can have devastating effects on a region (Basnet et al. 1992; Bellingham et al. 1992; Cahoon et al. 2003; Wagner et al. 2014).