Sentence examples for landscape equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The model demonstrates that the relative response characteristics of the multiple vegetation types and their mutual feedback with geomorphic processes impart a significant influence on landscape equilibrium or attractor states.

Finally, we show that for mutation landscapes, at equilibrium, with constant environment, there is not necessarily selection for the minimum mutation rate.

The pulling force is assumed to be a constant (linear as a function of the pulling distance), which if added to the equilibrium landscape translates in the tilting of the landscape.

Dd(R) follows a saturation growth model which is similar to process-based equilibrium landscape models.

We conclude that the landscape returned to equilibrium within only a few years after the earthquake.

Because they sample different regions of the energy landscape, kinetic and equilibrium intermediates will not necessarily be similar.

In most simulations a shift is observed and both strains do coexist in the landscape, reaching an equilibrium that depends on the probabilities of over-infection.

Human interventions may represent obstacles to such fluxes between ecosystems and they may affect landscape evolution and equilibrium conditions in terms of biodiversity reduction, accelerated erosion phenomena, hydrological instability and flood events that are well recognized consequences of anthropic impact.

Uplift of the southernmost Argentine Precordillera is constrained to have initiated by ~ 10 Ma, demonstrating that under the arid conditions typical of the southernmost Precordillera, millions of years are needed for a landscape to reach equilibrium.

The ranks of the fitness landscape and its equilibrium population distribution closely agree in this case.

Such self-regulation of landform development is a quality of landscapes that achieve equilibrium.