Although the dramatic regular decrease of relative humidity from dawn to midday has been attributed largely to warming rather than declining vapour content, the content does vary regularly.
Figure 6a shows the corresponding I t) curves with a regular decrease for all electric fields.
All of these factors collectively resulted in the regular decrease of rill erodibility from the top of ridge to footslope.
Moreover, the binding energies of the Hg 4f7/2 level in the XPS spectra present a regular decrease from Cl-containing, Br-containing to I-containing complexes.
However, run 10 lost only around 10%% of its activity in the next three cycles; unlike the other two runs that showed regular decrease in their activities.
In contrast, for subsources progressively farther southeast of the target site, this regular decrease of amplitude due to geometric spreading is not apparent.
With concentration of ZrO2, a regular decrease in the intensity of absorption corresponding to v O H with simultaneous increase in the intensity of absorption corresponding to v Zr O O Zr and v Zr O, respectively, was observed.
When the temperature changes from 240 to 300 K, the resistance has a modest and regular decrease from 2.9697 to 1.6025 kΩ, and notably, there only exists a tiny disturbance (0.0556 kΩ) when temperature changes from 300 to 360 K.
The analysis of the species richness and diversity of the surface-attached communities showed a regular decrease from 7 to 14 day (Table 2), suggesting that there were further changes in the surface-attached microbial communities after 7 days.
No direct decomposition of No to N2 and O2 was observed in the temperature range from 420 to 690 K. Adsorbed amounts of No and NH3 showed a regular decrease with the amount of aluminium in the catalyst.
When all the LHGRs in the pig and human genomes were pooled in bins of 0.5% GC content, the two species showed a high degree of similarity in the distribution of the five LHGR families; i.e., there was a regular decrease in the GC distribution of the LHGRs from GC-poor to GC-rich families.
