Understanding the response of vegetation to drought is great significance biodiversity protection terrestrial ecosystem. Based on MOD13A2 NDVI, GOSIF, and SPEI data Yellow River Basin from 2001 2020, this paper used methods Theil–Sen median trend analysis, Mann–Kendall test, Pearson correlation analysis analyze whether change trends monitored by MODIS GOSIF are consistent their sensitivity mete...

Annual trends in storm wave intensity over the past 41 years were evaluated during present study. Storm is terms of total energy (TSWE) and power index (SPI) Dolan Davis (1992). Using an accurate long-term hindcast developed using a calibrated SWAN model, all events occurring characterized significant height (Hs) duration. Thus, both SPI TSWE was computed for each event. The Theil–Sen slope est...

This paper suggests applying tools of analysis that had been used previously in the …eld of occupational segregation and horizontal inequity measurement to the study of intergenerational social immobility. The paper introduces the concept of “social immobility curve”and two indices of social immobility are proposed that are extensions of the Theil and Gini indices of inequality. The paper stres...

This paper outlines a new approach to determining the effect of part complexity on the cost of manufacturing a composite part. It also describes a methodology for predicting cost based on complexity that uses the techniques of Method Time Measurement (MTM). The proposed methodology offers a relatively simple method to predict the fabrication time of a complex component. It is based on the theor...

E Kendal l was b o r n o n 8 t h M a r c h 1886 in South Norwalk, Connecticut, USA. Kendall obtained the degrees of Bachelor of Science in 1908, Master of Science in 1909, and Ph. D. in Chemistry in 1910. From 1910-1911 he worked as a research chemist with Parke Davis where his main task was to isolate thyroid hormones.1 He continued to work on thyroid harmones till 1914 while working at St. Lu...

Global warming is a result of the greenhouse effect caused by gases released into atmosphere; It usually expressed as an increase in measured average temperatures. In addition to this, extreme weather events such droughts, floods, and severe hurricanes become more frequent, specified severe. The effects global climate change on hydrological meteorological variables are increasing day day. There...