Thicker layers would induce a steeper shift in λo.
In nations separated from the steep climatic shifts associated with ENSO events, including the United States, France, and China, the chances of civil strife remained at a steady low of 2%.
Thus, the line representing the fully activated current of Maltsev and Lakatta [ 66] in Figures 4(b) and 4 d) is less steep and shifted by 0.6 mV compared to the line obtained from the Kurata et al. [ 77] model.
However, when LR was followed by PEEP, EELV increased and the P V curve became steeper and shifted upwards.
When transient stimulation is analysed, both models predict a similar shape for the surface accounting for the responsiveness and logarithmic gain of the system with respect to the features of the transient stimulation (Epo tr, T Epo ), but again the sigmoidal curve for the model with variable non-integer kinetic orders is steeper and shifted (Sup. Mat Figure A7.2 [see Additional file 1]).
In the early 1980's, with harness racing in steep decline, Dahlman shifted his action to the Thoroughbred tracks, where he had to learn a brand-new game, one with many more variables.
In order to assess the cumulative soil carbon loss that occurred since deforestation and cropping started in 1967, a multidisciplinary study was carried out in a small catchment (67 ha) with a swamp area in its middle part, characterized by steep slopes under shifting cultivation of upland rice, typical for northern Laos's landscapes.
According to this figure, although unique CSLs are established from drained and undrained shear tests for each specimen size, the CSLs become steeper and largely shift to denser void ratios with decreasing specimens' diameter from 70 mm to 38 mm, reflecting the less compressible response of the larger specimens.
Jackson determined that Apogee could improve the sound of CDs if the low-pass filters used in the recording process were made less steep, for less phase shift throughout the hearing range.
It would take a steeper minimum price to shift behaviour much from its path.
