Common characteristics of ruderal species include high relative growth rate, short-lived leaves, and short statured plants with minimal lateral expansion.
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The Bondi radius is proportional to the mass of the planetesimal so the relative growth rates is proportional to mass squared resulting in runaway growth.
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The relative growth rate in 2-D accretion is proportional to mass ^ ( 2 / 3 ) leading to oligarchical growth and the formation of similar sized bodies.
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But embryos fed by a placenta or extraembryonic yolk supply can grow very fast, and changes to relative growth rate between parts in these organisms help to produce the final overall anatomy.
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Changes in distribution may bring plants into C3 plants show greater relative growth rate under high CO2 conditions compared to uninfected plants, and it is possible that the fungi drive this pattern of increased carbohydrate production.
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Experiments on BCI where trenches were dug around seedlings of " S . amara ", or where gaps in the canopy were made above them, show that their relative growth rate can be increased by both.
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Anemones are susceptible to overexploitation due to their long lifespans, slower relative growth rates, and lower reproductive rates than their resident fish, which are also affected because they settle exclusively and are restricted to specific host sea anemones.
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Hohman " et al . " investigated the relative growth rates of the numerous proposed instabilities in an electrically forced jet once in flight and endeavors to describe the most important instability to the electrospinning process, the bending ( whipping ) instability.
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Professor Alan S . Blinder of Princeton, and a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, explains that the long-run value of the dollar versus the yen largely depends on economic fundamentals, like the relative growth rates, interest rates and prices in the two countries.
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