Also, important for sustainability of programs is their ability to adapt to any changing local contexts and situations and, where appropriate, their replicability in new settings.
The corresponding conflict graph is shown in Fig. 2, where the vertices represent the CR communication links with a dynamically changing local list of blocked frequencies due to PU transmissions.
Seshadri et al. have recently reported that increased evaporation of water and alcohol at the interface is a key parameter for changing local concentrations and the degree of surfactant packing in interfacial growth [47].
Because increasing polarizability indicates a decreasing resistance to changing local electron density, QEvac increases with increasing readiness of the acidic H atom to become ionized upon dissociation.
Owing to these conflicts and to an unclear and constantly changing local government structure, none of the provisions of the plan have been implemented.
This is likely due to an improvement of the water management changing local hydrophobicity leading to a facilitation of water diffusion and removal along the flow field.
Groupon is changing local business in a fundamental way, Airbnb is disrupting hotels and of course in San Francisco and New York, Uber has given people willing to pay just a little more a superior taxi experience.
During an occasional simulation, because of their changing, local environment, one or more CYST surface CELLS failed to POLARIZE or DIE before the simulation ended.
In TPP's ISDS courts, citizens have no representation--and random unelected CEOs act like a "nation state" to sue nations into changing local or national laws--or forcibly demand compensation (extortion money), in the form of rigged lawsuit settlements.
One report from Haley and colleagues [ 13] has successfully demonstrated how identical measures applied to eradicate endemic MRSA in their NICU had a different impact over time, according to changing local factors (overcrowding and understaffing).
