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Fig. 9 Call-kilometer intensity and urban demographic size, 1950 1990.

Still, the smallest cities were characterized by a noticeably higher call-kilometer intensity than demographically larger quantiles (Q2 to Q4).

Cities with a density of 5,000 or even up to 10,000 people per square kilometer have high-intensity communication, competition and cooperation and are very attractive, especially for young people.

The glow appears only on the daytime side of the moon at altitudes between 600 and 1250 kilometers, with the largest intensity occurring at an altitude of about 950 km, the team reports online and in a forthcoming issue of Geophysical Research Letters.

The surrounding traffic intensity (vehicle kilometers traveled) was then calculated by summing these values.

Nickel et al. 2011 [114] Adults (amateur marathon runners) Obesity Training documented with respect to intensity, duration, and kilometers run per week by a written individual protocol, 10 weeks ↑TLR2 in LNE group (lean-non-elite).

The setting sun was glancing off the hills a couple of kilometers away with a color and intensity that suggested big outcroppings of silver-bearing rock.

From 2003 to 2013, Amtrak's revenue passenger-kilometers (pkm) increased 1.8%%, while the energy intensity decreased by 2.8%% to approximately 1400 kJ/pkm.

The precision of the DTM is usually less than 10 m. Figure 4(a) shows the vertical muon intensity versus depth in units of kilometers of water equivalent (km.w.e). Figure 4(b) shows the integrated flux of near-horizontal cosmic-ray muons, N μ (Ec,θ*), at various zenith angles penetrating through a given thickness of rock, X, in units of kilometers of water equivalent.

Geographic coordinates of P. falciparum positive and –negative blood samples were projected into kilometers, and locations were smoothed by using quadratic kernel intensity estimation.

The innovation of this paper is a corridor trace analysis, a method for identifying anomalies of hazard intensity, exposure, and vulnerability along many thousands of kilometers of a transportation network by integrating key road characteristic and performance metrics to straight-line diagrams of corridor sections.