However, this anticipated spread never materialised, and suggested reasons for this relate to adverse weather conditions in the spring of 2013, the virus failing to reactivate after the winter of 2012 and herd immunity.
In the 1970s, for example, she anticipated the spread of surveillance culture and multiple online identities by inventing an alter ego, Roberta Breitmore.
It anticipated the spread of anti-colonialism, nationalism and republicanism over the next century and a half.In this section Big Macs A novel eye Politics first Hmm!
Those who took up the offer of a flu vaccination in October will be laughing, because the World Health Organisation correctly anticipated the spread of the Sydney virus and incorporated it into the vaccine.
Oregon is running an experiment with a vehicle-miles-traveled fee to replace gasoline taxes for roads and bridges, which anticipates the spread of electric vehicles such as the Tesla that use roads but don't buy gas.
Among many others, they suggest ways to respond to emergencies, improve health, optimize transportation infrastructures, monitor development policies, prevent violence, and anticipate the spread of diseases such as meningitis, malaria, or cholera.
If you're too old and busy to be logging on obsessively to this Internet social scene, you're doubtless enmeshed in your own way, e-mailing far-flung acquaintances or anticipating the spread of free Internet telephone service.
The only way to keep our country safe is to better understand the science behind climate change and disease, better prepare our communities and public-health officials to respond, and better arm other countries to anticipate the spread of these threats before they spill over national borders.
The "rolling strike" is anticipated to spread to buildings in Los Angeles and Denver Thursday.
A great influx of patients along with scarcity of medical personnel and equipment, coupled with unscreened blood transfusion practices [ 20], were anticipated to promote the spread of blood-borne infections [ 20, 21].
