Slow, long-term changes involve alterations in the numbers of cells or in the amount of pigment they contain.
In achieving what many of them would want they might make themselves redundant, leaving slow long-term merger with Labour as the only alternative.
Brook's motivations were pragmatic – the French were prepared to subsidise him to work in the slow, long-term way he wanted, the British were not.
"I think what we're always looking at, on the basis that terrestrial channels are in slow, long-term decline, [is] whether we are stabilising and whether we are continuing to do what we were set up to do".
And while Mexico's effort to turn around its justice system is a slow, long-term process that may not pay dividends for years, analysts on both sides of the border say it is vital nonetheless.
As good or better, he notes, than investment in equity markets.So, should we be concerned about the fact that high tax rates might discourage investment in human capital and slow long-term growth?
Field data showed four distinct phases for PCE mass discharge: (1) baseline conditions, (2) initial rapid reduction, (3) temporary increase, and (4) slow long-term reduction.
On the other hand, when a very slow long-term decay makes a significant contribution to the impedance data determined, the lower bound of the frequency range is limited by the duration of the transient.
Experts say that if the government is to hit its target of reducing net migration, it has to pull levers that will slow long-term immigration while, at the same time, take steps to increase the rate of emigration.
From these results, we suggest that the post-rift evolution of the Namibian margin was associated, during the Upper Cretaceous, to the rejuvenation of its continental relief triggered by a climate change during the Turonian and by a slow long-term rock-uplift during the Cenozoic.
