The wind characteristics of the Saemangeum reclaimed land are quite different from those of inland because of the prevalence of strong wind environments near the seashore.
However, the subsequent prevalence of variable wind approaches embracing longshore, offshore and onshore directions finally favouring the sealing of these corridors, thus illustrating the efficiency of this fence design in inducing foredune accretion.
Louis was indeed ready to support James in such an eventuality, but the autumn of 1688 came and no one expected an invasion later than that because of the prevalence of adverse winds in the English Channel.
Most areas had a moderately wet month but, once again, with the prevalence of westerly winds, there was a gradient from a wetter-than-average west of the UK to a slightly drier-than-average eastern England, as shown on the graphic.
We aimed to assess the correlation between outpatient trends in antimicrobial prescribing and the prevalence of MRSA wound infections across local and national levels.
The present study compared outpatient trends in antimicrobial prescribing and the extent of their correlation with the prevalence of MRSA wound infections across local (i.e. zip code, state), and national levels.
For example, given the higher prevalence of favorable winds along the SW European migration corridor in spring than fall (Kemp et al. 2010), transport cost tolerance along this corridor may be lower in spring.
I will also show new results on the prevalence of outflowing galactic winds at z=1 and discuss their role in quenching star formation.
As the prevalence of string orchestras rose, wind instruments such as the flute, oboe, and bassoon were readmitted to counteract the monotony of hearing only strings.
Canada uses a modified version of the Kraft rule which divides the results by a factor of two, which takes into account the lower sea surface temperatures seen around Atlantic Canada and the prevalence of systems undergoing vertical wind shear at their northerly latitudes.
