Rain was likely to become more intense and variable in many places, and farmers in the arid and semi-arid tropics were likely to become more vulnerable.
Those motions provide direct insight into the intense, highly variable magnetic fields close to the sun, the researchers report online today in Science.
The landscape has been modified by intense, locally variable periglacial erosion during Devensian times, resulting in a number of characteristic landforms including landslip, valley bulging, and limestone cambering.
An urban/rural divide contrasts a severe urban epidemic with a less intense and variable, and slower/lower peaking rural epidemic.
BMT is always associated with intense and variable organic toxicity and with severe and prolonged myelosuppression, which give rise to a period of high vulnerability in which patients may develop complications.
The variable intense alcohol consumption was constructed based on how often quantities of alcohol equivalent to 25 cl hard liquor were consumed during the last 12 months.
100 = worst possible Notice that there is substantial variability in all the measurements at both time points, and that all symptoms tended to became more intense and more variable as the time of death approached.
A complicating factor, he says, is that rainfall rates are very variable and intense rainfalls, such as we can get during summer storms, results in a fraction of the rainfall flowing rapidly into rivers without going into the groundwater system.
In counter-current chromatography, both phases undergo intense mixing in the variable force field of a coil planet centrifuge and longitudinal dispersion of matter in the stationary phase is not to be excluded.
