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This study presents a 4D soil-landscape model coupling sediment fluxes and carbon dynamics in response to continuous land cover change over a period of 1000 years.

When a simple exothermic reaction is carried out in an open system, discontinuous jumps between stationary states (ignitions and extinctions) may occur in response to continuous variation of control parameters such as inflow-temperature or average residence-time.

When an exothermic reaction is carried out in an open system, discontinuous jumps between stationary states may occur in response to continuous variation of control parameters such as average residence-time.

This development was either in response to continuous impacts during combat, or to hormones released when individuals paired up and acquired territories.

The temporal patterns of the flagellar vibrations in response to continuous and pulse sound stimuli of carrier frequency 265 and 500 Hz are shown in Fig. 5.

Therefore, we investigated the adhesion, spreading and migration of human PDL fibroblasts in response to continuous and discontinuous topographical cues in the nanometric range.

In contrast, baseline FLT-PET did not have prognostic value in this study as the baseline FLT-PET average SUVmax values did not correlate with overall survival (p = 0.56, Table  4, Fig.  5b).> Here we provide evidence that PET imaging may be a valuable tool in the early assessment of response to continuous treatment with sunitinib in metastatic RCC.

The focus of this study is on the evolution of the respective hydrodynamic patterns in response to the continuous change of the parameters of the fluids, in particular the speed of sound.

The statement said that the attack was launched "in response to the continuous Zionist aggression against our people," and specified an Israeli air strike on Tuesday that killed three of its mujahideen.

In response to a continuous current injection of 0.001 nA, C456S current increased the frequency of burst firing (e.g., a reduction in the intervals between bursts) as shown in Figure 8C (red line), compared to the wild type (black line).

Briefly, we observed the changes in both the largest connected component size and characteristic path length of the brain functional network in response to the continuous removal of the network nodes (brain regions) and edges (connections) in either a random failure or target attack fashion.