For example, Qian et al. (2010) simulated thermospheric response to recurrent geomagnetic forcing with the NCAR TIE-GCM.
Self-expanding stents are necessary in the femoropopliteal segment, which is subject to recurrent external forces.
Infrequent, heavy, wet snowfalls and recurrent gale-force north-west winds can damage the canopy and potentially expose trees to pests and diseases.
Our results indicated that PH scaffolds might exhibit recurrent and large force fluctuations between layers (up to 195 pN), while fluctuations in RH scaffolds might be larger (up to 256 pN) but not as recurrent.
Recent increases in human and livestock populations and decreases in the availability of grazing resources coupled with recurrent drought might force pastoralists to manage camel as an adaptation strategy to climate change.
The stability of operated knee significantly influences the stability of whole human body, the global movement coordination and, on the recurrent way, the force and endurance of thigh muscles.
The mother's poverty and recurrent hospitalizations had forced her several times to turn her son over to the New York City foster care system.
Within those early seascapes, there is a recurrent motif that forced itself upon him as if it stood for an inescapable anxiety.
Over the previous decade there had been recurrent political attempts to force German universities into greater transparency and competitiveness, and it was yet to be seen if the plagiarism scandal could achieve what politicians had failed to accomplish.
Mr. Milosevic always waved away Bosnia as a separate country over which he had no control, despite recurrent evidence that Serbian forces in Bosnia were being directed and paid from Belgrade.
Studies done other than BER at highland areas of Ethiopia (Garedew 2010; Engdawork and Bork 2014; Fekadu 2015) claimed that climate variability, declining agricultural productivity and recurrent drought were also forces resident community to base livelihood strategy from forest and woodland ecosystem clearance.
