The respective optimum scale of ERA-int is 2.88° (thus including ngp = 16 grid points).
Like a dozen or so other cities across the nation, Fresno is dealing with an unhappy déjà vu: the arrival of modern-day Hoovervilles, illegal encampments of homeless people that are reminiscent, on a far smaller scale, of Depression-era shantytowns.
The resulting optimum scale for ERA-int is in fact the smallest of all reanalyses, with 2.88°.
Built in Milwaukee and considered among the closest-to-scale of the era's sprint racers.
While the U.S. has had its share of financial and economic troubles since the Depression, a catastrophe on the scale of the Depression-era bank runs had long seemed to be a thing of the past due to safeguards like federal deposit insurance, which guarantees bank savings, Goldstein says.
From the modeling, we observe a tradeoff at the local scale: the expansion of ERAs by increasing forest area causes increased development in southern districts.
The United States has not seen philanthropy on this scale since the era of Rockefeller, Carnegie, Morgan and Ford.
Corbyn regards his opposition to Trident as a red-line issue that illustrates the scale of change in the era of "new politics" heralded by his emphatic victory in the Labour contest.
The answer, increasingly, is an unregulated backwoods economy, the scale of which makes Prohibition-era moonshining look quaint.
David Moyes celebrates his 10th anniversary at Everton on Wednesday - an achievement of real distinction and a reflection on the scale of his work in an era when some managers get months rather than years.
The propositions assembled here encourage us to reconsider mobility, concentration and the scale of architectural intervention in our own era of urban expansion.
