Both kinds lead to surface material loss, in the former case as a slow rate profile geometry change with consequences to the dynamic performance and in the latter case different crack patterns and eventually spalling or shelling requiring reprofiling.
In fact, outcomes of climate modelling need to be linked with data on soil conditions, cultivation patterns and eventually also economic considerations in order to assess future sustainability of particular crops to be grown and the resulting requirements of external water input.
It would also be important to determine patterns and eventually unravel processes of archaeal evolution within the two major clades put forward by the authors.
Concurrently, material culture changed, especially locally produced pottery: from a pattern of broad-scale similarity between coast and hinterland to more regional ceramic traditions discontinuous with continental patterns (and, eventually, discontinuous with each other).
Additional research conducted with other populations of nurses will help us to document nursing practice patterns and eventually to provide a pool of accumulated data related to factors affecting their participation in clinical decisions.
Additional research conducted with other populations of nurses will help us document nursing practice patterns and eventually to provide a pool of accumulated data related to factors affecting their professional power.
Keep the pattern going, and eventually you can make up your own patterns and pauses in-between the snaps to make beats with your snaps.
The iaCF of the elongation pattern showed a long-lasting positive correlation within −300 sec<Δt<300 sec, while the iaCF of the rotation/oscillation <span class="lh">pattern rapidly decayed and eventually reached to 0 near Δt = ±100 sec (Fig. 7B).
It is obvious that a global optimal solution improves the pattern generation process for multiple patterns, and hence, eventually the coding efficiency.
Biologists have long known of patterns of inheritance, and eventually of inheritance mechanisms, that go beyond genetic inheritance (Jablonka & Lamb 2005; Sapp 1987).
