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Further, the value of Iex320/Iex404 ratio increased up to 1.02, which was accompanied by the increased light scattering (Fig. 8; scattering is manifested as the intensity increase near 660 nm).

However, climate projections based on modern theory and the latest computer-simulation models indicated that by 2100 global warming would cause tropical cyclones to become more intense and would cause precipitation rates to increase near the storms' centres; however, the overall number of tropical cyclones would decrease globally.

The amount of dust was found to increase near the ground surface and decrease with the depth.

The simulated sand deposits thickness increase near the steeper slope topography (hill) that stops the tsunami for inundating farther inland.

Macroporosity was shown to increase near the particle's center, this eventually creates a hole at high conversion.

Because the ICMEs are often preceded by shocks, the mean V, n p, |B|, and σ Bz increase near the key time.

As the March 1 date of the price increase neared, some big publishers had close to a 50-day supply of newsprint.

The last recommendation is particularly relevant to this study since it has been postulated that glances totaling more than 2 s for any purpose increase near-crash/crash risk by at least two times that of normal, baseline driving.

An important reference is Klauer et al. [2] who, using data from the 100-car study, found that whilst short, brief glances away from the forward roadway for the purpose of scanning the driving environment are safe, glances totalling more than 2 s for any purpose increase near-crash/crash risk by at least two times.

It describes the development of heat-releasing ("exothermic") coated particles designed to release heat at exactly the right circulating time to increase near-wellbore formation temperature and thermal stress in potential lost circulation zones, such as depleted reservoir zones in deepwater wells.

Their shareholding continued to increase, nearing 30% by October 2004.