The directions of these responses would seem to fit the expected trajectories of shifts in maturation to changes in harvest rates predicted by both modeling studies and laboratory experiments (Kuparinen and Merilä 2007; Conover et al.
Meyfroidt, P., Vu, T. P. & Hoang, V. A. Trajectories of Deforestation, Coffee Expansion and Displacement of Shifting Cultivation in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
Compared with existing methods, the proposed method helps to identify cumulative activity patterns for ship groups derived from mass ship trajectories, and provides a clearer interpretation of shifting space-use patterns within strait corridors.
By longitudinally investigating hybrid cars competing in the Le Mans Prototype racing (LMP1), we counter-intuitively suggest that permissive regulations increase technological uncertainty and thus decrease the firms' likelihood of shifting their technological trajectory, while restrictive regulations lead to the opposite outcome.
Among the positive trajectories, there appeared to be a gradual process of shifting towards new social roles, networks and routines.
Indeed, the increase of the cytosine-content causes the narrowing of the trajectories by the shifting of their start-point, Σp(0), towards larger abscissa values at invariant Σp = const., which is assumed to be constant across all probes because of their common maximum binding capacity.
A broad consensus exists at senior levels of the Chinese government in favor of shifting the economy toward a more sustainable trajectory.
Two years later, well ahead of the current off-premise trajectory, he shifted his model to catering and delivery.
They habitually speak in terms of "forward trajectories", "shifting the axis" or being "ahead of the curve".
Because of their low terminal velocities, the trajectories of fine particles are shifted southward by the low-altitude wind more strongly than those of coarse particles.
