About one-sixth of the world's population live in informal settlements which are mostly characterised by poor healthcare service provision.
This should have played a role in patterns of land use and mobility and, ultimately, in the composition of archaeological assemblages, mostly characterised by complete reduction sequences.
The same crew has already given the Royal Opera a substantial and broadly successful run of traditional productions, mostly characterised by visual elegance and bags of stagecraft, though their touch feels far less certain this time around; with more than half the opera relocated to the inside of the jail, a feeling of drabness sets in.
In the north, the trail is mostly characterised by woods: the sprawling Spandau forest, the Waldgelände Frohnau (which hides one of the few remaining watchtowers, now appropriated by a youth organisation for nature conservation work) and the Tegeler Fliess, a nature area marked with sandy embankments, grazing horses and picnic areas.
LES for industrial applications with complex geometries is mostly characterised by: a) a finite volume CFD method using a non-staggered arrangement of the flow variables and second order accurate spatial and temporal discretisation schemes, b) an implicit top-hat filter, where the filter length is equal to the local computational cell size, and c) eddy-viscosity type LES models.
The lava flows were, in broad terms, alkaline basaltic in composition (basanites), as in most previous eruptions, and were mostly characterised by ʻaʻā or pāhoehoe surfaces.
While RC volunteers' profiles in Kampala vary, they are largely characterised by being young, well-educated and mostly unemployed.
Kenya's transport sector is generally characterised by chaos.
Terpene cyclases are widely distributed in bacteria, but mostly characterised in Streptomyces species [ 69, 70].
However, the majority of studies have been derived from very heterogenous, short-term and mostly hypodynamic models characterised by a reduced CO.
It must be stressed that the majority of studies reporting a reduction in renal blood flow were derived from fairly heterogenous, short-term and mostly hypodynamic models characterised by a reduced cardiac output, which therefore only have a limited resemblance with human pathophysiology [ 2, 3].
