Data entry using a computer on a mobile cart on a general ward has been shown to be slower than use of a tablet mounted on the same stand as the monitor [ 19] and increases the rate of retrospective transcription [ 20].
The number, depth, and thickness of BOHs were highly variable across the landscape and among replicates of the same stand type, reflecting differences in terrace age, flood frequency, flood intensity, river channel position, vegetation inputs, and decomposition.
"All of the other candidates have the same stands on these issues as Rick does," said Hogan Gidley, Santorum's national communications director.
A combination of short and long rotation in the same stand can be realised with middle forest (coppice with standards), plenter and femel system but not with clear cut.
While we're at it, couple the shaky optics with the fact that many of these same "Stand with Rand" liberals have relentlessly criticized the first African-American president and accused him of war crimes.
His jealous, tempestuous nature is almost as legendary as his great works, which include his statue of 'David', which is on display in the Accademia, Florence (a replica of the same statue stands outside the Palazzo Vecchio), his 'Pietà' in the Vatican Museums, Rome, and his decorative schemes for the Sistine Chapel.
U.S. and Canadian cities of the same name stand on either bank of the river.
Wearing his Yankee warmup jacket, he jutted his forefingers at the crowd to signal No. 1, No. 1. Toward the back of the same float stood a less animated man, but the one who has guided the Yankees to their recent dominance: the manager, Joe Torre.
He also introduced the law of multiple proportions, according to which the elements in distinct compounds of the same elements stand in simple proportions.
Across all conservation areas, a pairwise t-test indicates a significantly higher number of large trees per hectare was recorded by the inventory than the census of the same forest stand (n = 366, p < 0.01).
