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The new study generated a picture of a tempestuous future by closely tracking sea temperature and wind shear measurements over the last century -- taken by ships and weather balloons -- and comparing patterns with the frequency, severity and tracks of hurricanes from the 1940's until now.

The skulls were scanned in "research" mode (speed, 60 mm/sec; resolution, 3.0 × 3.0 mm; width, 24.9 cm) and analyzed using XR software (revision 2.4; Norland Corporation), which generated a picture of the bone segment and calculated the BMD of hydroxyapatite in grams per square centimeter.

In an illiquid market, the mark-to-market price is likely to be well below a level which might be considered fair or fundamental value, generating a picture of firms as less solvent than they actually are.

Verto will not only generate a picture of where your own political views lie, but also the view of people who live in your local area and across the country you select.

Not only does the app generate a picture of where your own political views lie, but also the view of people who live in your local area and across the country.

That technology – the digital micromirror device, or DMD – uses a million or more mirrors, each one-fifth the width of a human hair, to generate a picture of startling clarity at lower cost than much-hyped plasma TVs.

Gene-level and pathways analyses were used to generate a picture of differential gene expression in whole lung and macrophages.

This type of comprehensive analysis (for example, MFI, PPV and PVD) helps to generate a picture of perfusion and perfusion heterogeneity in representative types of vessels, avoiding oversimplification.

The model tracks the expansion and contraction of lowland saturated zones within this spatial framework and generates a picture of the variable wetness of the land surface as it changes in time.

In this situation, the depletion of tryptophan would reduce the formation of toxic metabolites such as quinolinic acid and 3-hydroxykynurenine, generating a picture of mild inflammation without significant neurotoxicity.

Taken together with the inherent differences in expression of genes whose products influence GABA release, the greater expression of the CCK2 and MC4 receptors, if it occurs in the VTA of the high alcohol consuming animals, generates a picture of lower GABAergic inhibitory tone and an increased propensity for direct dopaminergic neuron activation in the VTA by MSH and CCK.