Taking into account that over 50% of the world's population lives in cities and more than two thirds are expected by 2050, the problem of mitigating the atmospheric CO2 concentration is considerable.
Analytical solutions are initially derived separately for the normal and shear components of Rayleigh waves and are consequently superimposed over time, taking into account the spatial variation of strains over the cross-section.
For the selection of a proper response configuration, a sensitivity analysis scheme is proposed, taking into account the carry-over error during the first-level updating in addition to the anticipated error in the measured FRF data.
Taking into account population growth over that time, the rate fell 48%.
The bureau values its Bangkok real estate at only $9 billion, but Aviruth says it books the property at cost, not taking into account appreciation over the decades.
The porn industry is taking into account that over 4 million PS3s have been sold worldwide and that those owners are potential porn addicts.
The study would have to be done retrospectively, taking into account recidivism over a period of at least a decade.
All analyses were conducted in STATA 10 (StataCorp, 2007), using survey commands to allow for the clustered design, with weights taking into account over-sampling at sweep 1 and non-response at sweep 2 (Plewis, 2007a, b).
All data were preliminary harmonized, taking into account over and under bark correction factors and other possible corrections due to the accounting of forest residues or under- overestimates reported by official statistics.
We used negative binomial regression models (a generalisation of Poisson regression models) to estimate the incidence rate ratios for country (WA vs. England), age, sex (female vs. male), and deprivation quintile (vs. least deprived) taking into account over-dispersion of the data (Table 2).
Taking into account the over-dispersed distribution of RD values (Anders and Huber, 2010), we use a negative binomial distribution to model RD signals.
