The analysis is based on the RZIp rigid plasma model and this is extensively validated using present day MAST discharges, especially at the limits of controllability.
In simple empirical methods, there are two ways to predict tomorrow's value: (1) using present day's value (persistence method) (2) relying critically on the dependencies between meteorological variables and predicted air pollutants.
Furthermore, the demographic changes occurring in the Yakut population since the Russian colonization make it difficult to reconstruct the genetic history using present day samples.
Although using present day proteins, our simulation results show that Cook's distance measure can be used to detect transfers between distant as well as closely related bacteria (Fig. 2).
The model used present-day insolation, SST, and pCO2 values to evaluate the effects of the TP and Paratethys on monsoon evolution.
Most studies have used present-day marine carbonate as an "in-house" standard, assuming that it has the Sr/Sr composition of present-day seawater: 0.709172 [ 29].
Third, we used present-day and paleoecological niche models to explore if clades had geographically stable ranges since the Last Glacial Maximum.
We used present-day (2000) and preindustrial O3 and PM2.5 concentrations simulated by Horowitz (2006) using the Model of Ozone and Related Chemical Tracers, version 2 (MOZART-2; Horowitz et al. 2003).
We estimated mortality only for the fraction of the population ≥ 30 years of age to be consistent with the age range of the ACS cohort, and we used present-day baseline mortality and YLL rates from the World Health Organization as described previously by Anenberg et al. (2010).
Since the bridges over the Snohomish River delta weren't complete at the time of planning, US 99 used present-day US 2, and Sunnyside Boulevard to connect Everett and Marysville.
To argue that there is a "direct line from van Eyck to television," she said, is to use present-day mass visual culture as the lens through which the past is examined.
