We investigated how pervasive stream flow, habitat, and connectivity alteration is predicted to be in tributaries of the Brazilian Amazon, represented through stream impoundments.
Adaptable pervasive flows language (Section 4.1).
Processes are designed in Adaptable Pervasive Flows Language, (APFL) [12, 13], an extension of traditional workflow languages (e.g., BPEL [14]2), which makes them suitable for adaptation and execution in dynamic environments.
Turbulence is a highly complex physical phenomenon that is pervasive in flow problems of scientific and engineering concern like this one.
X-ray computerised tomography (CT) scanning of the core with a medical CT scanner before water-flooding and after oil-flooding showed pervasive petroleum flow to have occurred, with no obvious focussing evident (Fig. 1).
More likely, pervasive gene flow among species, with chloroplastic lineages evolving largely independently from species boundaries, but constrained by geographic features, might explain our results.
Such pervasive gene flow is consistent with the mating system (i.e., self-incompatibilty), insect-mediated pollination (Dicenta and Garcia 1993; Socias i Company 1998), and the perennial life cycle of almond, which promotes outcrossing and hybridization (Goodwillie et al. 2005; Petit and Hampe 2006).
Free surface flows are pervasive in engineering and biomedical applications.
These findings reveal pervasive connections between macroscopic traffic flow models and mesoscopic headway distribution.
The unnecessary deaths of our soldiers in Afghanistan because of shortcomings in their equipment flow directly from the pervasive chaos that penetrates much of government.
