A total of 56,525 USVs were identified and classified into categories described earlier for rats in a social context (Wright et al., 2010), that is, trill, complex, flat, upward ramp, downward ramp, inverted u, split, and short.
σ1, σ2, and σ3 are three control parameters and can indicate terrain features, such as flat ground, upward or downward steps, respectively, and can be set according to actual condition.
The match is good under flat and upward-slopping supply bidding, and also for plausible demand elasticity assumptions.
Yet, if you look at African-Americans in regions like Mississippi, mortality from heart disease is flat, or trending upward.
Simple monomial relationships were also extended for the cases in which the lateral is laid on flat fields, on upward fields, and also considering layouts in which the manifold is located at the boundary, instead of inside, of the irrigation unit.
We now live in a world of falling, rather than rising, prices; and flat, rather than upward sloping, yield curves.
According to previous studies [15], each syllable was identified as 1 of 10 distinct categories: "upward," "flat," "chevron," "complex," "more jumps," "downwards," "short," "wave," "one jump," or "harmonics".
Specifically, the dose-response curve of LDL-C-lowering becomes relatively flat early upon upward dose titration, whereas an exponential increase in myalgia, myositis, and transaminasemia is seen with escalating dose.
Pointing a flat-brimmed cap upward, or wearing it backwards makes you look cool.
A candidate who could ignore Chrysler's announcement of 1,100 new jobs in Toledo and claim that Chrysler was moving jobs to China can just as easily see a flat line in an upward trend.
"As far as appearance, we described them as four-and-a-half to five feet tall, humanoid-like, very large eyes that slanted upward, very flat nose, just a thin slit for a mouth, a grayish complexion, and that they were all dressed alike.
