The literature on such phenomena is still limited. The term ‘anti-repeater’ has been first used, to our knowledge, for describing such observations at the Bucaramanga nest, Colombia23,24, where their presence
Both cases, true and quasi anti-repeaters, are manifested in highly anti-correlated seismic waveforms. The literature on such phenomena is still limited. The term ‘anti-repeater’ has been first used, to our knowledge, for describing such observations at the Bucaramanga nest, Colombia23,24, whe...
Wave-wave interaction theory predicts mixing A given test wave mode can exchange energy with a pair of other modes when their amplitudes multiply each other in the quadratic term of the primitive equations of the ocean51. If nonlinearity is weak compared to linear dispersion, the energy ...
In theory, the nominal regime should be able to influence inflation, by creating an external anchor for the currency, and thus have a neutral impact on long- term growth. But if the risks of crisis are increased by keeping rates fixed for too long, macroeconomic performance is likely to be...
Great Circle Parallel latitude "arcs" aren't weird in either way. 172.68.34.64 20:52, 13 September 2024 (UTC) North-South lines are great-circle arcs, but non-equatorial East-West lines - as well as many diagonal ones - are minor-circle arcs (is that the right term?), just link ...
The title of the strip refers to the Cenozoic era, which is the current geological era. The term "late Cenozoic" implies some geological change would occur significant enough to warrant designating a new era; either these changes led to the end of human civilization or are in fact spurred by...
Long-term Depression Mental Health Psychiatric Disorder Psychiatry Introduction Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common inflammatory, demyelinating, neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system (CNS) and is the leading source of non-traumatic neurological disability among young adults in Europe...
At least within the limits of the split-and-propogate algorithm, and the amount of parallelisation available to devote to the problem. (See also the multiple-overlayed 'searches' performed by two-minutes-of-Nicholas Cage, in the near-climactic scene in the film 'Next' (beware spoilers!)....
From the late 18th century onward, this relationship has passed through a series of stages, the first of which was parallel development, with the mass media reaching a broader audience through new technologies and market growth while sports were attracting a growing base of paying spectators. Next...