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Here we adopt a simplified analysis of the available data to provide a first order estimation of the percentage of eruptions recorded at particular times.

The aim of this paper is to provide a first order description of the global architecture and stratigraphic evolution of an upper plate, magma-poor rifted margin.

In this research, Alexandru selected four public clouds providers; Amazon EC2, GoGrid, ElasticHosts and Mosso in which it is performed a traditional system benchmarking in order to provide a first order estimate of the system performance.

By integrating current understanding of sedimentology, oceanography, biology and ichnology of slope environments it is possible to provide a first order summary of the inter-relationships between ichnology and depositional environments on the continental slope.

If this observation also applies to biological materials, the models we previously described might provide a first order approximation for the type of elongation patterns that we are interested in simulating.

Given that this section of the work was to provide a first order assessment of strain performance in SSF in the presence of inhibitors, we opted for an approach where triticale hydrolysate was used for hardening and sorghum was used for SSF work, in light of the relatively similar inhibitor concentrations in the hydrolysate from both feedstocks.

Thus, a first order high pass filter and a first order low pass provide a second order bandpass, while a second order high pass filter and a second order low pass result in a fourth order bandpass response.

The analysis provides a first order representation of the effects of scale, mass fill, impeller rotational speed, blade height and blade bevel angle on the torque.

The tests were conducted by means of a tilting table, which provided a first order seismic analysis leading to the discovery of the minimum value of the horizontal/vertical acceleration ratio that triggers the collapse.

An estimation of visitor statistics to areas near each volcano for recreation and tourism provides a first order assessment of transient populations within hazard prone areas but further research is warranted to better understand the number, distribution, demographics, and occupancy times to prepare and disseminate effective education and awareness information for these populations.

The present contribution reviews geomorphic processes that sculpted the basin landscape and, then, using the blue green-stimulated luminescence (BGSL) and infrared-stimulated luminescence (IRSL) ages provides a first order chronological framework for the relationship of major and minor geomorphic features to climate and tectonics.