With increasing treatment time, the zone of changed pH increased and formed a circular high-pH area around the implant after 15 minutes (see Fig. 3, top right).
If the findings are confirmed and the trend continues, it could place major strains on subtropical ecosystems, hasten the spread of tropical diseases, and generally make life less pleasant for populations living with the zones of change.
But to get there, we have to break out of the zone of incremental change, or "Change-as-Usual". Incrementalism has its uses, but it is worrying to see even committed business leaders treating the goals as an incremental change agenda.
Washington's fleeting, slinking kickoff return carried him to the left side of the field and into the end zone to change the tone of the game.
Geographic boundaries are zones of rapid change in the value of a spatially distributed variable, and mathematically may be defined as those locations with a large second derivative of the spatial response surface.
The carbon stock in young-growth stands is particularly critical in these estimates as these stands are generally the most active zones of carbon change on the landscape due to rapid biomass accumulation and carbon storage in trees [23].
Another way to proceed, as a complement to the previous approaches, is to look directly for the zones of sharp change in genetic data.
The carbon stock in young-growth stands is particularly critical in these estimates as these stands are generally the most active zones of carbon change on the landscape due to rapid biomass accumulation and carbon storage in trees [ 23].
The development of liquefaction zone, the change of excess pore water pressure (EPWP), the effective stress path, and the displacement vector are investigated.
A very narrow zone of abrupt velocity change is known as a shear line.
