However, because all sub-species live in very similar habitat types (open, rocky areas) and show equivalent breeding and foraging behaviour, we believe that the demands for migration are the main driving forces for the morphological shift of the flight apparatus.
In this study, a numerical study on the time shift of time-of-flight (TOF) thermal flow sensor is performed based on Finite Volume Method (FVM).
While the overall American work force has aged because of demographic shifts, the ranks of flight attendants have aged faster as they have held on to their jobs.
To continue the deception, Nielly ordered his ships to raise the Union Flag at 07 30, to which the British ships replied at 08 15 by raising their own, having shifted their direction of flight to the eastwards to make better use of the available wind.
That is, in our clinical work, we have found that patients in tonic immobility, for example, are most likely to shift into a state of flight or fight or extreme arousal because in humans, either of these states can precede tonic immobility (see Vignettes 15 and 18).
A different interpretation of this methodology would be that the DS code is shifted because of a different time-of-flight, similar to GPS or continuous wave radar.
A parabolic trough collector was measured using time-of-flight and phase-shift terrestrial laser scanners and results were compared with those obtained using photogrammetry.
For increasing values of n the maximum of the corresponding ion time-of-flight distribution therefore shifts to earlier times as indicated by the locations of the red vertical lines in Fig. 24(a).
The airlines that currently operate from Kennedy have been willing to enter into negotiations on shifting the scheduling of flights.
Three-dimensional time-of-flight.
