Fig. 7 Long-term (preserving the periods ~13.00, ~6.50, and ~4.34 years) phase space radius, R, for: the sunspot area (upper panel), the neutron monitor count rate (middle panel), and the potential gradient (lower panel).
In the long-term, preserving natural resources is more beneficial for everyone.
But sometimes both copies are long-term preserved due to functional changes reducing their redundancy and making the loss of one copy disadvantageous [ 14].
Sterilisation is very important when making long-term preserves.
Plevneliev added: "Politicians should be ready to say the inconvenient truth and fight for unpleasant but necessary decisions which, in the short term, will bring our ratings down but, in the long term, preserve our values and keep the history of our proud tolerant nations as they are".
Duzel, E., Schutze, H., Yonelinas, A. P. & Heinze, H. J. Functional phenotyping of successful aging in long-term memory: preserved performance in the absence of neural compensation.
"It is therefore good to see that Next are thinking long-term and preserving their pricing power," he added.
If the person is important to you, the name will over a few days enter your long-term memory, preserved by permanently altered neural connections.
The authors concluded that short- and long-term deconditioning preserved vasoactive responses in the lower limb skeletal muscle vascular bed (Bleeker et al. 2005c).
Define the BBC's public-service role and establish a long-term policy to preserve and strengthen it.
Central banks generally avoid specific statements about long-term plans, to preserve flexibility and to avoid the need for apologies.
