In a spherically symmetric, contracting gas cloud the magnetic field grows (proptorho^{2/3}), while more asymmetric configurations lead to a shallower power-law.
Two psychological scientists, Pam Mueller of Princeton and Daniel Oppenheimer of UCLA, wondered if laptops, despite their plusses, might lead to a shallower kind of cognitive processing, and to lower quality learning.
Of course we need minimum competency exams like the Regents to ensure that students have mastered subject areas, but our over-reliance on multiple-choice exams has opened things up to scandals like these and also, I believe, leads to a shallow kind of education.
These include early postoperative excessive filtration, which leads to a shallow or a flat anterior chamber, hypotony, and choroidal detachment [ 4- 6].
Shrunken coverage leads to a shallower public understanding, more chance of abuse by special interests and less chance for the country to resolve its most difficult problems.
Higher n, at the same σy, leads to a shallower deformation field.
From 3.5 to 1.7 Ma, a regression resulting from a significant local uplift led to a shallowing of the water around northeastern Japan (Sato et al. 2012).
For selection in the captive environment, greater additive genetic variance in the captive population (Fig. 6B) leads to a shallower fitness trough, which suggests that efforts to enhance the genetic diversity in captivity can reduce unintended fitness consequences.
It is concluded that incident ion beam with low energy can lead to a relative shallower detected depth but can be beneficial to detect ultrathin film beneath 10 nm.
When welding thick pieces of aluminum, welding without preheating can lead to a very weak, shallow bond.
