Our study suggested limited dispersal, coupled with an inability to use a homogeneous and hostile matrix without vegetation and shade, could result in frequent time-delayed extinctions of small ectotherms in highly fragmented desert landscapes, particularly considering an increase in the risk of overheating and a decrease in dispersal potential induced by global warming.
On "Pig Lib" (Matador), Malkmus and his backing band the Jicks return in force; with frequent time changes and often unhinged singing, Malkmus sounds more than ever like a Captain Beefheart for the wheatgrass crowd.
This study has revealed the importance of serially assessing pyruvate metabolism under in vivo conditions, at frequent time points as heart failure progresses.
Of the 80 falls that occurred in the bedroom, the most frequent time of occurrence was between 6 am and 10 am (n = 27, 33.8%).
Charlotte dies in Daniel's arms after the frequent time traveling causes her headaches to worsen into something unexplainable.
He was an improbable St. George who came to her aid in the increasingly frequent times of separation and tribulation.
They play in frequent one-time gatherings and a sometime nonet.
The water temperature (Tw), air temperature (Tair), outer cover temperature (Toc) and fresh water production are measured in frequent intervals of time.
This incorrect inference results in frequent TCP re-transmission time-outs and therefore a degradation in TCP performance even at light loads.
The court heard that Coulson and Brooks were in frequent phone contact at this time.
In the years I have taught in prisons, I've been in frequent contact with men serving time for murder, domestic abuse, armed robbery, and on more than one occasion, "nicking from Greggs".
