That is a simple function of population growth among younger communities, of whatever ethnic origin.
As a function of population, though, the United States produces far more carbon dioxide than most other countries.
But sceptics point out that these claims, though true, are entirely a function of population growth.
The management process included harvest strategies that set allowable fishing mortality rates as a function of population size.
Empirical formulas allow the calculation of skyglow levels as a function of population and distance from the observer.
One is the function of population mean and the stress level; the other is the function of standard deviation and the stress level.
In these circumstances, it is easy to see why the government's focus is to talk about rising employment – largely a function of population growth – and not unemployment, which has been little changed for many years.
When considering the future impact of growth on mobile source emissions, we generally model the increase in vehicle kilometers traveled (VKT) as a function of population growth.
The number of Congressional districts is a function of population, unlike State Senate and House seats, whose number is mandated in the Illinois Constitution.
We developed empirical models describing the spatial distribution of buildings and the construction of new buildings in each region, as a function of population, existing building densities, slope, elevation, and land-use zoning.
Using the McCumber theory, absorption and emission cross-sections for the 5I7 → 5I8 transition (∼2.0 μm) of the Ho3+ ion have been obtained and gain spectra are also computed as a function of population inversion.
