But while the "test and learn" approach might not always be appropriate (no management method is), it will doubtless gain ground over time.
Other minerals formed from thin air, as nitrogen in the atmosphere reacts with salts and dust, depositing nitrate minerals on the ground over time.
CPUE is a function of q and the resource biomass in each fishing ground over time, and will tend to decrease as fishing intensity and the corresponding exploitation rate (sensu Gulland, 1983) increase at ahigher rate than the natural biomass growth rate in each site.
In remarks at a dinner that she gave for General Jo on Tuesday evening, Dr. Albright said that what has been contested ground can, over time, become common ground.
A. What struck me was that as companies get larger and larger, the communication gap between folks in the executive offices and people on the ground grows over time.
In particular, conduit blockage by sediments is one candidate to explain why ice-shelf channels seem to converge in ice-shelf flow (i.e., channels tend to diverge at the grounding line over time Fig. 7a).
And this tomb street was out in the light of day, of course, in antiquity, like all the other tomb streets, but because of the passage of time, because other buildings that were built on top, primarily the Cathedral of St. Peter's, and just the rising ground level over time, it now is subterranean.
The graciousness of Schooler's intelligence is never more apparent than when he yields to the details that might otherwise go unnoticed -- the way glacier-scraped ground regenerates over time, the environmental biology of the sundew plant, the migration of plovers.
They also are susceptible to figure-ground effects over time.
