Wear measurement indicated that wear was relatively uniform, long-term wear rates were low (mean, 54 mm3/y for durations >2 years) and decreased with longer duration, and damaged appearance did not correspond to high wear.
The spatially non-uniform contemporary erosion rates documented here are at odds with other studies that have found spatially uniform long-term rates (105 106 yr) across the pronounced rainfall gradient observed in the region.
Earlier studies reported an almost uniform long-term favourable prognosis in patients with biopsy-proven TBMD [ 3– 5, 19].
The veteran Bobby J. Jones is getting a rehabilitation start on Sunday in Norfolk and may return to the Mets 17-155) before long, so Pulsipher knew he had to pitch well to assure himself of a chance of remaining in his Mets uniform for the long term.
If we want to get banks lending again, we must make what they loan uniform in value for the long term.
But away from the fury, analysts who have watched G4S for years are far from convinced that the company, which can trace its roots in Britain back to four bicycle-riding guards in 1935 dressed in old police uniforms, will suffer in the long term.
If Earth's surface were perfectly uniform, the long-term average rainfall would be distributed in distinct latitudinal bands, but the situation is complicated by the pattern of the global winds, the distribution of land and sea, and the presence of mountains.
However, as shown in Figure 2, long term changes in the rates of precipitation were not uniform.
"Think long term," he said.
