This absorbance λmax shifts to ∼397 nm for the Tyr, Trp, and Phe samples, a strong indicator of ground-state complex formation.
Mentalizing processes, in contrast, would be a more genuine indicator of common ground use.
"Traffic is a great indicator of confidence on the ground," said Bryan Mistele, the chief executive of Inrix, which compiles what it calls the Inrix Gridlock Index.
Therefore, continuous soil F/T measurement from space could be used to detect the terrestrial climate signal, since it serves as a sensitive indicator of changes at the ground surface.
Any significant concentration of radon in a stream is a good indicator that there are local inputs of ground water.
Those visible scalloped crack patterns have long been a suspected indicator of ice shifting below the ground; it's something seen on Earth rather frequently in the Canadian Arctic.
These results, in combination with data testifying that the substorm onsets are related to the PC precursors, demonstrate that the PC index is an adequate ground-based indicator of the solar wind energy incoming into the magnetosphere.
The average shear-wave velocity in the first 30 m of subsoil, Vs30, is a key indicator of site response affecting the ground-motion amplification for many earthquake engineering applications.
The set of these results in combination with data testifying that the substorm onsets are related to the PC precursors (see paper 1) demonstrates that the PC index is an adequate ground-based indicator of the solar wind energy incoming into the magnetosphere.
Spectral acceleration at a structure's fundamental period Sa(T1) has often been used as the indicator of the potential damage a given ground motion may induce on structural systems.
In the past five years alone, at least six orders of ground beef sold to schools "exceeded the limits" of "indicator bacteria" which would have been rejected by fast-food restaurants.
