Stasis, Charging the Space of Change by Sarah Riviere

“…This article teases out relevant aspects of the state of stasis – its high levels of spatial engagement, its inevitable resolution into energetic productivity, its precise restraint, its demand for full participation, and its role in the integration of change – all of which were acknowledged as part of the enactment and resolution of a stasis at that time. …”
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Changing Trends in Modeling Mobility by Aarti Munjal, Tracy Camp, Nils Aschenbruck

“…Mobility patterns significantly affect the performance of a routing protocol. Thus, the changing trend in modeling mobility has led to several changes in developing routing protocols for opportunistic networks. …”
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Changing university in achanging region by Andrey M. Sergeev, Pavel V. Fedorov, Anna V. Gushina

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Magnesium and Vascular Changes in Hypertension by Ana Rosa Cunha, Bianca Umbelino, Margarida L. Correia, Mario Fritsch Neves

“…Many factors have been implicated in the pathogenesis of hypertension, including changes in intracellular concentrations of calcium, sodium, potassium, and magnesium. …”
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Changes in the neurologists’ professional identity by M. Šeduikienė, V. Matonis

“…Neurologists’ professional identity (NPI) experiences constant changes due to rapid development of neurology innovations, whereas neither concept nor peculiarities of NPI changes have been investigated in literature, at least to the best knowledge of the authors, excluding the descriptions of some aspects of the concept. …”
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Changes in the organisation management system by V. G. Antonov, E. V. Kuptsova, E. S. Kuptsova

“…Modern business operates in a new reality – the dominance of information technology and changing forms of organisations. Against this backdrop, the crisis of the management system, its inability to effectively deal with business issues, has clearly manifested itself. …”
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Small Change, Big Difference by Daniel Muijs

“…Sometimes a small change can make a big difference [...]…”
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Monetary Policy and Climate Change by Matthias Kaldorf, Michael Krause, Lucas Radke, Florian Wicknig

“…Abstract Without a doubt, climate change will have a strong impact on both the European and the global economy. …”
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RESISTANCE TO THE CHANGES IN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION by I. Krainyuk, A. Nikolaeva

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CONTROLLING OF ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT THE ENTERPRISE by M. Bobrova

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Predicting changes in agricultural yields under climate change scenarios and their implications for global food security by Christine Li, James Camac, Andrew Robinson, Tom Kompas

“…Abstract Climate change has direct impacts on current and future agricultural productivity. …”
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Changes in Soil Organic Carbon and Enzyme Activity After Land Use Change in Northeast China by Yang Wang, Te Shan, Peng Zhang, Ming Li

“…In conclusion, the conversion from upland fields to paddy fields changes the occurrence mechanism of SOC in the aggregate, which is an important way of sustainable C sequestration in cropland ecosystems.…”
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Climate change impact assessment on groundwater level changes: A study of hybrid model techniques by Stephen Afrifa, Tao Zhang, Xin Zhao, Peter Appiahene, Mensah Samuel Yaw

“…However, the groundwater level (GWL) is significantly impacted by the global climate change. Therefore, under these more severe climate change conditions, the accurate and simple forecast of farmland GWL is a crucial component of agricultural water management. …”
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China’s Two Child Policy: Can a Name Change Mean a Game Change? by Chen Guangcheng

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Origin and Distribution of Carbonate Cement in Tight Sandstones: The Upper Triassic Yanchang Formation Chang 8 Oil Layer in West Ordos Basin, China by Jin Lai, Guiwen Wang, Jing Chen, Shuchen Wang, Zhenglong Zhou, Xuqiang Fan

“…Two generations of carbonate cement as Type I (microcrystalline calcite and dolomite) and Type II (mainly Fe-calcite and Fe-dolomite) are recognized in Chang 8 sandstones, Ordos basin. Carbonate cement in Chang 8 sandstones is closely related to the dissolved carbon from thermal maturation of organic matters. …”
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Water Supply Risk Analysis Based on Runoff Sequence Simulation with Change Point under Changing Environment by Yafang Cheng, Ping Feng, Jianzhu Li, Yuangang Guo, Peizhen Ren

“…This study investigates the water supply risk of Panjiakou reservoir in the Luanhe River basin of China during 1956–2016 under environmental change. Since the monthly runoff series during 1956–2016 is a time series with change points, it is necessary to find a new stochastic streamflow series generation approach to preserve the statistical characteristics of the original series and to refine the reliability of water supply risk analysis. …”
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Studying the influence of organizations as a city model based on the changes of user change in zone 6 of tehran by alireza vousoghi amiri, rojin marzi, mahsa bashtam, kiarash pourhazhir ardestani, seyedeh sepideh ghalamro

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Toplumsal Değişme Bağlamında Bilginin Değişimi Ve Dönüşümü The Change And Conversion Of The Information In Terms Of The Social Change by Yasemin Apalı

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The Reflections of the “Stop Climate Change Digital Game” on Primary School Students' Learning about Climate Change by Sahin Idil, Orkun Kocak

Subjects: “…Climate change…”
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Dynamic Associations of Change in Physical Activity and Change in Cognitive Function: Coordinated Analyses of Four Longitudinal Studies by Magnus Lindwall, Cynthia R. Cimino, Laura E. Gibbons, Meghan B. Mitchell, Andreana Benitez, Cassandra L. Brown, Robert F. Kennison, Steven D. Shirk, Alireza Atri, Annie Robitaille, Stuart W. S. MacDonald, Elizabeth M. Zelinski, Sherry L. Willis, K. Warner Schaie, Boo Johansson, Marcus Praetorius, Roger A. Dixon, Dan M. Mungas, Scott M. Hofer, Andrea M. Piccinin

“…However, there was a consistent pattern of positive relationships between time-specific changes in physical activity and time-specific changes in cognition, controlling for expected linear trajectories over time, across all four studies. …”
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