On this account, an active temperature control is proposed to account for swift temperature variations.
Then they looked at the positive factors that make a heat wave bearable: high, swift tides; big variations in temperatures (corals that are used to big swings survive warming better than those that are not); and strong, cooling currents.
The larger results in more variable and instantaneous and hence an unreliable behavior with greater variations, but with swifter acting accomplished.
The GNSS sampling rate is suggested about 1 5 Hz, and we should give the strong-motion's baseline shift with a larger dynamic noise as its variation is very swift.
Although, in principle, higher aspect ratio and tip indices are associated with swifter flight [ 44] and variations in echolocation calls are related to utilization of diverse foraging habitats [ 48], the differences found between M. s. schreibersii and M. s. pallidus are relatively small and the ranges are overlapping.
Navigation on the upper Rhine, despite the further improvements made after 1907, suffers from seasonal variations of flow and the swift current.
For instance, in the first quarter of 1994, seasonally adjusted GDP grew 5.48%% and in 2002, after a brief decrease, there was a swift recovery in output and its average variation in absolute terms was of 3.53 %.
Third, the largely autochthonous pattern of variation seen in Native American mtDNAs suggests that the swift migration was followed by long-term isolation of local populations accompanied with the development of regional haplotypes within continental founder haplogroups [1].
This cross-talk must be carefully measured and excluded, which can be difficult or, in the case of samples with high variation in each fluorophore concentration, most likely impossible to control (Swift and Trinkle-Mulcahy, 2004).
This differs significantly from Swift where the background subtraction and thresholding varies smoothly across the image, adapting for local intensity variation.
