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In this paper we study the influence of the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) polarity changes caused by the Earth passing through the IMF sector boundary on the dynamic processes taking place in neutral atmosphere within the altitude interval of the upper mesosphere lower thermosphere (83 101 km).

The analysis has revealed the influence of the IMF sector structure on dynamics of the upper mesosphere lower thermosphere.

Figures 4 and 5 display the structures of the dependence of dX and dY on IMF sector obtained applying the method explained in the previous section.

The success rate is a ratio of the number of hours (days) when the sign of the observed (xi ^{text {GEO}}_{z}) is positive (negative) in the toward (away) IMF sector to the total number of hours (days) and is introduced as a parameter indicating to what extent we can infer the IMF sector polarity from the sign of the observed ξ z.

The IMF sector polarity sensed by high-energy GCRs should be regarded as the polarity averaged over a spatial scale comparable to the Larmor radii of GCRs which span approximately 0.1 AU.

By using the coupling coefficients, we deduce the equatorial component (left ({xi }^{text {GEO}}_{x}, {xi }^{text {GEO}}_{y}right)) of ξ from the mean diurnal variation of the hourly counting rate in each IMF sector in every month.

The top plot showed the original time series, followed by the IMF series (IMF 1 to IMF 9), and the bottom plot represented the 'residual' series.

According to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD), the World Bank (WB), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), MENA public sectors employ between144 percent and 40 percent of all workers in the region.

If this urgent global challenge is to be decisively addressed, the CCAB should be based in Washington, D.C. (just like the World Bank and the IMF) with a private sector subsidiary (just like the International Finance Corporation, a World Bank unit) based in Beijing.

Yale will become the first university member of the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition (CPLC), a private-public partnership among the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), governments, nonprofits, and private sector companies to strengthen carbon pricing policies through the development of a network for sharing best practices.

It puts the sector, which is demanding that EU-IMF-mandated pay cuts be dropped, on a war footing with prime minister Antonis Samaras' government.