Geofoam layers of large extent, up to 1 m thick, are used in the construction of road embankments across weak soil, replacing denser rocks or soil in embankments.
(3) Decreasing the resolution of a DEM from 30- to the 900-m typical for studies of large extent decreased the mean slopes of 15 rivers in the Olympic mountains by 65%, increased the mean drainage basin size by 14%, and caused a 17% reduction in median main-stem channel length.
Coastal ecosystems can be difficult to monitor effectively in the field due to spatially discontinuous and unpredictable processes such as encroachment, erosion and succession, while coverage of large extents is very expensive.
Beetles can tolerate a higher dose of cyanogenic compounds when feeding on LC leaf material than HC material either because of the larger extent of dilution in LC material and/or potentially higher availability of cysteine.
However, the PHSRN motif, specifically in the configuration of G3RGDG6PHSRNG, evoked a larger extent of FBGC coverage.
The proportion of CMM women showing a similar larger extent of FMM was less prominent than in men.
Smaller oil droplets with larger variance leads to faster and larger extent of degradation.
Some researchers have concluded that a larger extent of self-assembly can result in a higher specificity.
Furthermore, additional resistance training may increase active range of motion to a larger extent than BoNT-A alone.
Forest law was resented by the king's subjects, not just for its severity but also because of the large extent of the kingdom that it encompassed.
