Reflectivity is accordingly reduced by a smooth transition in the dielectric constant at each interface, whereas the increase in conductivity of the foamed nanocomposites with the penetration depth contributes to the radiation absorption by conductive dissipation.
This new approach involves one additional variable, the fraction of the irrigation depth contributing to evaporation (fI,Es), which was defined and integrated into the FAO-56 equations for estimating daily water balance from the evaporation layer (0 15 cm).
The presence of a low-velocity region just beneath the source region of the main shock of the 2008 earthquake (see Fig. 7(c)) similarly suggests that fluid supplied from depth contributed to the occurrence of this earthquake.
Changes in environmental variables (including sediment temperature, pH, salinity, redox status, and water depth) contributed significantly to the enhanced GHG emissions following pond drainage.
Although greater depth contributed to more average reads per site, it did not increase overall coverage, with both arrays covering 93.48% of the targeted regions at a minimum of onefold coverage (Supplementary Table 1b).
Brown et al. found that local air movement and mixing depth contribute to peak exposure to VOCs one mile from a compressor station [ 25].
But officials say that this, in part, reflects Lakewood's greater diversity, and no one believes that the relations between Lakewood's black and Jewish residents have sunk to the depths that contributed to the 1991 riots in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
We review evidence for bathymetric variation in evolutionary rate and hypothesise that a peak at bathyal depths contributes to the unimodal diversity depth pattern over time.
Together this supports the hypothesis that a hyperbaric and thermal bottleneck at bathyal depths contributes to bathymetric zonation.
Together, this suggests that a hyperbaric and thermal physiological bottleneck at bathyal depths contributes to bathymetric zonation.
The picture emerging is one where the positive phase of the PDO from 1976 to 1998 enhanced the surface warming somewhat by reducing the amount of heat sequestered by the deep ocean, while the negative phase of the PDO is one where more heat gets deposited at greater depths, contributing to the overall warming of the oceans but cooling the surface somewhat.
