Because this disturbance is transmitted earthward continuously to every point along the path, there are no sharp disturbances or changes of pressure.
For example, changes in Landsat images between 2006 and 2011 showed a sharp increase in forest disturbance in 2009.
Among the 102 evaluable patients who completed the study, 56 and 44 maintained LDA and remission (DAS28 <2.6), respectively, after 1 year and showed no changes in radiological damage measured by yearly progression of modified total Sharp score (mTSS) and functional disturbance measured by health assessment questionnaire-disability index (HAQ-DI) score.
However, infrequently disturbed areas or highly disturbed areas may experience sharp declines in richness or abundance following a disturbance event [16].
The possibility remains that this sharp gradient is an artifact caused by atmospheric disturbance.
This is consistent with the results of idealized simulations by [Wirth and Szabo (2007]) and [Erler and Wirth (2011]), in which the TIL becomes sharper as baroclinically unstable disturbances develop, and the TIL decays as the cyclone decays.
This is showing a disturbance in the RB spectrum in the normally sharp pair of peaks in the 500 550 nm regions, indicating a possible complex formation of RB with the l-Trp in saline medium.
Some applications are discussed: moving and deforming grids, local grid refinement, Lagrangian grids that make contact discontinuities perfectly sharp, and a new way to solve the time dependent small disturbance transonic flow equations of gas dynamics.
He shone in the lacklustre Domestic Disturbance alongside John Travolta in 2001 but has since made a sharp departure from drama.
It is characterized by sharp pain and is often preceded by nausea, vomiting, and visual disturbances [ 3].
As the aircraft proceeds, the trailing parabolic edge of that cone of disturbance intercepts the Earth, producing on Earth a sound of a sharp bang or boom.
