"I'm not a huge football fan myself," he said, but he learned that the teams that make it to Super Bowl have a geographical impact on the number of people on the slopes.
"It's having a gigantic geographical impact," said Bob Oravec, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service who tracked the storm from the safety of his office in relatively unscathed Camp Springs, Md .Mr. Oravec offered a basic lesson in meteorology to explain weather that transcends the word "inclement".
"We're not involved in any asset heavy models, hence all the capital that we are raising will go into building more quality products and expanding geographical impact".
Fully considering rural areas' geographical environments' impact, the article introduces geographical revised factor (GRF) to the models.
The cases tested here have, instead, been typical, low magnitude effusive events at Piton de la Fournaise with limited (in a geographical sense) impact, with lava flow activity being confined to the Enclos Fouqué caldera.
Other between-unit factors include geographical extension (impacting on transferring distances between patients' homes) and patient characteristics (psychiatric diagnosis and drug addiction more densely populated in certain areas) [ 11].
Other between-unit factors include geographical extension (impacting on transferring distances) and patient characteristics (psychiatric diagnosis and drug addiction more densely populated in certain areas), both involving work time exceeding allocations.
This statement should include information detailing the number of people affected, the geographical regions impacted, and the effect of the accomplishment over time in either enhancing health, nutrition and quality of life, or reducing levels of poverty, hunger and malnutrition.
At the univariate analysis in this production system, there was no significant association between agro-geographical zone impacts and CBPP sero-geospatial burden at both the cattle level (X 2 = 2.52; p = 0.29) and herd level (X 2 = 2.04; p = 0.36).
We have a map, physical evidence, showing every geographical point of impact — and that is concrete".
For example, it could include study of the Notting Hill carnival, building insight into its historical significance and connections to the Caribbean, South America and Africa, the complex religious symbolism that underpins it, its economic, geographical and cultural impact, and its role in establishing London as a global city.
