However, local and frequent penetrations maintained by turbulent microscale eddies might force such gravity waves.
Among the many effects of climate change, it has been hypothesized that reductions in annual snow cover will occur, causing deeper and more frequent frost penetration into the soil and, in turn, a reduction in invertebrate (food) abundance during the following breeding season.
The fluctuating wind power production can result in system imbalances [4]: In Denmark, more than half of the system imbalances are caused by wind power fluctuation, which will be more frequent with the increasing penetration of wind power production in the future.
Normally, the main problems caused by user's high-speed movement in cellular wireless communication system are over-frequent handover, Doppler shift and large penetration loss, among which over-frequent handover needs to be paid special attention as it seriously affects the communication quality of service (QoS) and traffic reliability.
Similar findings for decreased penetration defense and more frequent entry of pathogens into epidermal cells, were also reported for Arabidopsis pen-mutants (for review see [ 41]).
Whereas smaller biological entities may require more frequent dosing, potential advantages include improved tissue penetration that, in RA, might provide greater access to inflamed synovium.
Frequent, brief sprinklings encourage unfavorably shallow root penetration.
This phenomenon results in low penetration rate, poor core recovery and frequent sticking accidents.
A high score for budding-positive areas was significantly associated with greater wall penetration, increased lymphovascular invasion, and more frequent lymph node metastasis (Table 3).
