All four towns on the East End of Long Island showed significant declines in homes sold and uneven changes in median prices.
Furthermore, a surplus accumulated by a country (or group of countries) may have the potential of producing sudden and uneven changes in the economies of those countries in which the surplus is eventually spent.
Women interviewed across several countries in the region that witnessed revolutions or ripples of the Arab Spring described the halting and uneven changes of the past year as a transition period that their nations must go through to achieve democracy.
At the same time, the structural integrity of parts of the California Aqueduct, which carries water from the Sierra Nevada and Central Valley to the southern part of the state, may have been compromised by uneven changes in the underlying land, which has sagged as much as twelve inches in places.
Thus, the stable Cournot Nash equilibrium solution states that all carriers respectively possess a similarly dense hub network, which is robust even with uneven changes in carrier cost structures.
The acknowledgement of relative specificity could prompt us, in a more deliberate manner, to seek out a comprehensive list of {S}, investigate and compare their changes in response to perturbations, and rationalize how the uneven changes in many of the {S} ultimately contribute to the complex biological phenotypes.
"Migration can help countries' adjustment to uneven demographic change," it says.
Progress will be uneven, and change will come differently in different countries.
"There is a sense of uneven — unequal — change and development," Jacobs continued, explaining why many of Jamaica Plain's Latinos felt threatened by Whole Foods.
