To our own knowledge, this is the first time that the interval of near-miscible pressure has been defined so explicitly.
On this basis, displacement efficiency and interfacial tension at different pressures were introduced and compared to establish a new method to divide the pressure interval of near-miscible flooding.
This "explosive" view was supported by the hypothesis of punctuated equilibrium, which Eldredge and Gould developed in the early 1970s which views evolution as long intervals of near-stasis "punctuated" by short periods of rapid change.
Preston Cloud argued in 1948 and 1968 that the process was "explosive", and in the early 1970s Niles Eldredge and Stephen Jay Gould developed their theory of punctuated equilibrium, which views evolution as long intervals of near-stasis "punctuated" by short periods of rapid change.
For Carb Backloading, I had to join a completely different gym for low-rep, olympic lifting and high-intensity interval training (short bursts of near 100% effort for 30 seconds to 2 minutes).
The 95% confidence intervals of this near-significant result were relatively wide and non-symmetrical around zero (95% CI = −3.757, 0.214), suggesting that a difference in C N ratio may exist but was not detected by our test.
This table also details size and position of regions of LOH, intervals with near 0.5 Col-0 allele frequency and intervals showing RF less than 1 cM/Mb.
To check dubious QTLs (e.g. in case of distorted segregation, large interval between nearest markers, or skewed distribution of residuals), the CIM results were complemented by a non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis rank sum test (for the consensus map) or variance analysis (for parental maps).
If a village consisted of fewer than 60 households, interviewing would continue in the same direction, using the same sampling interval of six, into the nearest adjacent village.
The superficial gas velocities were varied from 1 cm/s to 12 cm/s with an interval of 0.5 cm/s near transition region.
Slow slip events occur with an average interval of 6 years near the rupture area of these interplate earthquakes (e.g., Ozawa et al. 2003; Sagiya 2004; Hirose et al. 2014).
