A wave structure with periods about 1 2 h and horizontal speed about 680 m/s, propagating from the high latitudes to the low latitudes is observed in electron densities within the height region from 200 to 400 km, which is caused by the combined effects of neutral wind and the large-scale traveling disturbances (LSTIDs).
In an uncanny echo of the concerns of Lucía Pinochet, Allende explained that she had established a Salvador Allende Foundation to "teach the youth of today about my father's ideals of social justice" and to counteract the misinformation about him propagated during the Pinochet years.
When an object moves faster than the information about it propagates into a surrounding medium, the regions of the medium near the disturbance area cannot withdraw before the object arrives.
Some said they were unhappy about having propagated a false story, thus making things worse for victims' families.
Either way, this is horrible and it makes me want to stop propagating news about methods of communication.
The second kind of waves is induced by the Rayleigh waves propagating at about 3.5 km/s (Astafyeva et al., 2009; Rolland et al., 2011).
This experience was quickly extended to older children and, in 1989, led to the establishment of the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO) as a means of propagating knowledge about ECMO.
Cars can shuttle their collected knowledge down the line, propagating info about a pile-up potentially miles ahead in near real-time to help make it easier for human drivers to take action to avoid problems before they happen.
This process restores a system's functionality after a failure by propagating information about the error through the system until a fitting agent is found that is able to perform the required function.
In case you haven't noticed, wannabe Hollywood analysts, er sorry, I mean tech bloggers the world over, are breathlessly opining and propagating news about Netflix CEO Reed Hastings estimate that Amazon is spending up to $1 billion annually on content for Amazon Prime.
