Globalisation has rapidly scattered close family and friends across the world, and the increasingly stressful jobs we seem to create for ourselves often mean we "need" to get away from it all, regularly.
In addition, in this context, where the caller and receiver are in close proximity (female inside the sleeping site, and male outside) it may be advantageous that the ultrasonic frequencies will rapidly scatter and not be heard by other conspecific competitors [ 51].
These are growing rapidly, are scattered over much of the world, and are becoming well-indexed and accessible.
The fingerlings of all Ropsha carp strains grow rapidly, exceeding scattered carps by 10 20 percent in weight by autumn (in the environmental conditions of the Northwest), and even by 40 50 percent or more in cold years (Zonova and Shatrova, 1966, Romanova, et al., 1966; Kryazheva, 1969).
But scientists thought these fibers were unsuitable for telecommunications, since the signal would diminish too rapidly due to scattering.
While he said he remains "hopefully optimistic" about his odds, the host admits that the business is changing so rapidly, with audiences scattering in all directions, "I don't know what TV is anymore". Leno has faced long odds before.
Furthermore, in the initial stage, in the linear part of the plot of logarithm of scattered intensity against time, the decay rate estimated by inelastic light scattering decreased rapidly, indicating the progress of gelation.
However, scattering by ice increases much more rapidly with frequency than scattering by liquid (Saw 2005).
LKB1-null pre-T cells thus rapidly acquire the light scattering profiles of dead cells rather than viable cells (Fig. 4C).
