Our main findings are as follows: the 'climate emergency' framing compelled the lay public to accept, either willingly or reluctantly, the need for 'geoengineering research'; however, public discourse on SAI field trials was ambiguous and ambivalent, involving both tensions and dilemmas in understanding what the SAI field trial is for and about.
Once the criteria for the next CEO have been developed, it is important that you measure your internal candidates against them across two time frames: a short-term emergency time frame and a more planned succession in the medium or long term.
Emergency data frame is very short; therefore, one time slot is enough for whole emergency data transmission.
No attempt is made to duplicate the institutional dimension considered by Scolobig et al. (2014) and the helpful distinction they make between framing emergency problems in terms of public safety rather than public control.
As the time frame between emergency admission and PCC administration was not collected, we cannot dismiss the possibility that PCC infusion had been delayed until the INR results were available, particularly in patients without hemodynamic instability.
A GIP wall system was proposed to strengthen existing steel frames and to enhance emergency recovery of damaged steel frames under cyclic loads.
The purchase of Norwich-based Highway, the largest national emergency installer of glass, frames and locks, is the second acquisition by the group in less than three months.
It slowly builds from an exquisite string intro to the wrenching, anthemic emergency of its chorus, framed by pulsating, crashing electronic noise designed to sound like an erupting volcano.
Fig. 1 Adult patients (1,079) who presented to the emergency department in the sampling frame.
A total of 1,079 adult patients who presented to the emergency department in the sampling frame were approached.
