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1by Schell,I I“... Newfoundland as, perhaps, might have been expected from the general relation between the pressure...”
Published 1950
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2“... and buoyancy forcing on seasonal to interannual timescales. A general relation between changes in wind stress...”
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3by Marks, Tobias, Hillebrecht, Alexander, Linke, Florian“... for the different scenarios and identify general relations between the different factors and metrics. We will show...”
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4“... visibility condition was considered to be 1 km. Visibility less than 1 km was generally related to fog...”
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5“... Siberian high pressure (SH). The periods of high and low winter flux are generally related to the negative...”
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6“... Siberian high pressure (SH). The periods of high and low winter flux are generally related to the negative...”
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7by Chabaud, Ludivine, Sánchez Goñi, María F, Desprat, Stéphanie, Rossignol, Linda“... generally related to dry and cool periods in southern Iberia are synchronous with cold SST in the eastern...”
Published in The Holocene (2014)
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8“... factors. Changes in species abundance and distribution patterns were generally related to hydrographic...”
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9by Rigét, F., Tamstorf, M.P., Larsen, Martin Mørk, Søndergaard, Jens, Asmund, G., Falk, J.M., Sigsgaard, Charlotte“... melted snow. THg concentrations in the sediment were in general relatively constant or slightly...”
Published in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution (2011)
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10“... structures were generally related to moderate or intense offshore transport, whereas the absence of plumes...”
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11“... structures were generally related to moderate or intense offshore transport, whereas the absence of plumes...”
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12by Riget, Frank, Tamstorf, Mikkel P., Larsen, Martin M., Sondergaard, Jens, Asmund, Gert, Falk, Julie Maria, Sigsgaard, Charlotte“... melted snow. THg concentrations in the sediment were in general relatively constant or slightly...”
Published in Water, Air, & Soil Pollution (2011)
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13“... structures were generally related to moderate or intense offshore transport, whereas the absence of plumes...”
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14“... factors. Changes in species abundance and distribution patterns were generally related to hydrographic...”
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15by BIANCHI Stefano, PLASTINO Wolfango, BRATTICH Erika, DJURDJEVIC Vladimir, LONGO Alessandro, HERNANDEZ CEBALLOS Miguel Angel, SARVAN Darko, AJTIĆ Jelena“... Europe compared to the central and southern parts of the continent, generally related to its production...”
Published in Applied Radiation and Isotopes (2019)
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16by Giraudeau, Jaques, Garcia, Jennifer, Dylmer, Christian V., Husum, Katrine, Werner, Kirstin, Spielhagen, Robert F., Müller, Juliane, Moros, Matthias, Risebrobakken, Björg“... Seas are generally related to warm Atlantic Water (AW) inflow. This relationship was recently used...”
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17“... DJI preconditioning may also be subject to the onset of certain QRA events, our study found no general...”
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18“... DJI preconditioning may also be subject to the onset of certain QRA events, our study found no general...”
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19by Meyer, Hanno, Schirrmeister, Lutz, Yoshikawa, K., Opel, Thomas, Wetterich, Sebastian, Hubberten, Hans-Wolfgang, Brown, J.“..., because the seasonality of thermal contraction cracking and of the infill of frost cracks are generally...”
Published 2010
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