We developed several regression models combining temperature, drought stress, and fire components.
Thus, although direct control of NEE by temperature was the single largest driver of observed variability in atmospheric CO2 (except north of 23°N), the contribution from temperature was smaller than the sum of drought and fire components, contrasting with results reported by [ Wang et al., 2013].
A spokesman for the Free Syrian Army, a collection of anti-Assad militiamen, was quoted by Reuters on Monday as saying it no longer felt bound by the cease-fire component of Mr. Annan's plan because the government had failed to respect it.
Before paring the list, the team also visited the Sandia National Laboratory in New Mexico, which was responsible for the nonnuclear firing components of the warhead.
Examine the firing components of the gun, pulling the spring loose.
When we averaged the global mean CO2 data to annual time steps, the tropical fire emissions component was further reduced.
Input for fbp is a data.frame containing fuel types, fire weather components, and slope.
Species respond differently to environmental fluctuations associated with stochastic variation in fire regime components and post-fire environments (e.g. [17], [18]), thereby creating large population fluctuations, some of which produce local extinctions.
A potent form of environmental variation is associated with variation in fire regime components (frequency, season and intensity), which significantly influences the composition and diversity of plant communities at the local scale [11].
However, it should be pointed out that what is predicted is not necessarily a detectable subthreshold oscillation of membrane potential, but an intrinsic oscillation within the suprathreshold spiking dynamics which interacts with and resonates with an "integrate-and-fire" like component of the dynamics.
