Sentence examples for the prevailing condition of from inspiring English sources
At the landscape scale, the prevailing condition of positive net ecosystem productivity (NEP) is in stark contrast to local patches with large sources, particularly in the west where fires and clear cuts create contiguous disturbed patches.
In this approach a model based on SOM (self-organizing maps) is updated regularly to respond to the prevailing condition of the boiler.
The prevailing condition of the basin using chemical evaluation parameter discussed above satisfies Krumbein and Garrels (1952) explanations for determination of origin of these authigenic minerals.
It suggests that the change in the ratio of Na+: Cl− with an increase of EC is not only due to influence of ion exchange, but also due to impact of evaporation by the occurrence of clay in the weathered rock zone and the prevailing condition of semi-arid climate in the study area.
For the safety of equipment in the prevailing condition of power fluctuations, it is mandatory that all equipment be protected with stabilizers.
Recent reports of detection of very high rate of HPV infection in breast cancer up to 85% [ 43- 46] and in breast cancer cell lines [ 47] prompted us to re-look into the prevailing condition of HPV infection in breast cancer which we refuted previously [ 32].
They were both first under the prevailing conditions of the time.
Positive relations and trends were found among the ion associations under the prevailing conditions of sudden pressure/dehydration on the membrane surface.
The general method for deducing CDTT for a given material under the prevailing conditions of sintering and the likely variables that influence the CDTT are described.
The model is applied for two types of surface water flushing (fresh water and seawater) under the prevailing conditions of Tripoli-Libya (Lat.=32.68°N) and for measured evaporation rates.
Escape of volatiles from the system can occur "osmotically" if the enclosing rocks are pervious to them but not to the magma, but in general they are fractionated in favour of the residual melt until their concentration reaches the limit of solubility under the prevailing conditions of temperature and effective confining pressure.
