While the number who quit abruptly is small compared with the total workforce, experts say mid-year resignations are particularly disruptive and harmful to student learning because it's very difficult to fill sudden vacancies.
Measurements also show that, at the boundary of the dispersed bubble flow regime, the bubble size, and therefore the surface available for heat and mass transfer, changes abruptly for small variations of the liquid or gas flowrate.
To each frequency point, the entropy of the R continuous frames before the current frame will abruptly become small when speech suddenly appears in the current frame.
In an individual, 4,500 5,500 µm region of interest in islets containing approximately 40 60 cells, we analyzed abruptly appearing small fluorescent spots on the plasma membrane, which were recorded as "exocytic events".
Viewing them with a light microscope reveals finer details of their structure: they are roughly spherical but end abruptly in a small point, their surfaces are covered with small, wart-like nodules, and their size is between 5.0 5.3 by 4.0 4.7 µm.
"Let us begin," she said abruptly, discouraging all small talk — something she always seems to consider totally irrelevant.
That the plot resolves a bit too neatly and abruptly is a small disappointment, given how much messy, vibrant and difficult life has been woven into two hours.
Big waves of sound build in complexity, animation and sometimes sheer frenzy, then abruptly retreat into small lyrical moments, amplified pizzicatos or buzzings by some huge and imaginary insect.
In the series' last episode (the show stopped production abruptly after a small plane with Ian Mackintosh aboard was lost somewhere over the Aleutians), Burnside's game-playing reaches its dizzying apotheosis.
