Changes in the foreset characteristics such as grain size, grading, alternating sand and gravel are often interpreted as records of changes of base level or sediment input due to diurnal, seasonal or climatic forcing.
Records of changes across the elevation gradient and in spatial patterns result in useful information for decision makers and may improve ecosystem management not only in the Tropical Andes but also in other mountain regions.
Information on vital status (1-year mortality) was obtained from the Danish Civil Registration System [ 21], which maintains electronic records of changes in the vital status of all residents.
Information on mortality during the study's follow-up period was obtained through linkage with the Danish Civil Registration System, which since 1968 has maintained electronic records of changes in vital status and migration for the entire Danish population [ 26].
I'm talking about the record of change.
Although not intended as sociological studies, the photographs do offer a vivid record of change.
And, by the way, a record of change -- I will place my record and Barack's record against John McCain's or anyone else in terms of fundamental accomplishments.
A Record of Change Ending Perception Of Untamable City In the roiling social experiment that is New York City, the only constant is change.
And third, define Obama and his 65-year-old running mate, Senator Joe Biden, as a ticket with no real record of change.
Michael J. Johnston, the chairman of the board of trustees, said the search committee and board were attracted to Dr. Van Zandt's record of change at Northwestern.
"Conservation biologists see changes in the environment and estimate the impact on species, while paleontologists see a record of change in species and try to match what environmental issues drove those changes," said Dr. David Jablonski, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago.
