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Moreover, the frequency of strong storms, those with sustained winds of more than 110 miles per hour, is 2.5 times as high as it was.

But a half century of observations in the United States show no change in tornado frequency and a declining frequency of strong tornadoes.

Friedrich Petzel Gallery Among the impressive if more conventional theme shows to be found around town, "3-D," the third summer group show organized by the private dealer Mark Fletcher at the Petzel Gallery, maintains the Summer of Art mood with its frequency of strong colors, its flexible approach to its theme and its general energy.

The frequency of strong feather pulls recorded electronically increased with age but was not related to mortality.

Climatic projections suggest a global increase in evaporation and higher frequency of strong rainfall events especially in Mediterranean context.

Right now, the frequency of "strong" paths between current users and networking targets is around 54%. "It may not be a reliable way to find a path to President Obama or Scarlett Johansson today, but in the tech community we are getting much higher rates," Devkar says.

The greater frequency of stronger storms, combined with more people and buildings, spells a far greater risk of having a storm become a $100 billion disaster, Mr. Goldenberg said.

Moderate-sized effects were found on memory performance and global cognitive measures in a majority of studies, with computer-based cognitive exercise studies exhibiting an increased frequency of stronger effect sizes, and enhanced generalization of benefits, compared to memory strategy training.

It can generally be seen that the peak frequencies of strong motions are lower than the peak frequencies of weak motions; the shift of peak frequencies occurs between about 20 and 55% depending on the site (Fig. 5a).

As shown in Table 2, in the RT group, the frequencies of strong endosialin expression in the stroma in TNM stages I to IV were 45%, 70 %, 87, and 57%, respectively (p = 0.07).

Our numerical results reveal that the frequency positions of strong localized states are different for odd numbers and even numbers of wells, which can be used to design an all-optical switch by adding or reducing one well.