Natural drainage of aquifers through springs can meet water demands on a wide scale: from the supply of large cities at the regional level, to the supply of just one or several households.
An HBM describing crop colonization by winged aphids was fitted to a large dataset of field observations issued from a long term survey at a wide scale of both aerial and field densities of the bird cherry-oat aphid Rhopalosiphum padi.
Health and social security systems of industrialized countries are confronted with aging populations and must solve problems related to functional dependence over a wide scale resulting from an epidemic of chronic diseases.
"She is able to operate on a wide scale of political methodologies, from brutal and principled revenge to chequebook diplomacy, as we are seeing it in her treatment of Turkey at the moment, or in her dealings with David Cameron last month – it's unimaginable that she would have made concessions like that to someone in her own party".
These items would also benefit from using a wider scale in a survey.
It's in its early days, but, like a lot of these materials, what's also stopping it from being adopted on a wider scale is the lobbying power of other industries, like tarmac and concrete, who have interests which the soil stabilizer undermines.
It's in its early days, but, like a lot of these materials, what's also stopping it from being adopted on a wider scale is the lobbying power of other industries, like tarmac and concrete, who have interests which the soil stabilizer undermines.
On a wider scale (from worm to whale), large animals live longer because aging is quasi-programmed.
We set out to show that giving drugs to ICU patients can modify their physiology on a wider scale than expected from the main effect of the drugs, and that correlation networks can be used to visualize these changes.
"We are seeking a sponsor to raise enough money to participate in tournaments on a wider scale, against great players from around the country," he said.
