We also show that instructions can require more than one context of interpretation and thus that agents' understanding of instructions can evolve as their activity progresses.
Emergent structures are structures such as processes, content categorization, organizational networks and hidden virtual teams that are unknown or unplanned prior to social interactions, but that form naturally as activity progresses.
We studied a series of ash samples from the 2011 Shinmoe-dake eruption and its precursory eruptions in 2008 to 2010 to 1) define eruption stages, including information on magma-water interaction, and 2) infer changes in the volcanic edifice as eruptive activity progressed (Fig. 14).
During 2003, as WNV activity progressed westward, Cx. tarsalis became the most commonly reported WNV-positive mosquito species, making up 32% of the positive pools reported, followed by Cx. pipiens, Cx. quinquefasciatus, and Cx.
So this activity quickly progressed to the drawing assignment.
Also, ever-married women who were either Catholics or practising another Christian faith had a higher probability of modern contraceptive uptake than other ever-married women as the years of sexual activity progressed.
Workers showed an age-dependent progression of activity, progressing from tasks such as nursing and grooming in the nest to outside tasks such as walking and foraging.
Multi-point borehole extensometers (MPBX) are used to monitor the rock deformations of an intersection as mining activities progress.
Ever-married women in the South West region had the highest likelihood of taking up a modern contraceptive than ever-married women from other regions as their years of sexual activities progressed.
Examination of the results according to age showed that never-married women aged 20 24 years were more likely than other never-married women to adopt a modern contraceptive as the years of sexual activities progressed.
The present status of LLCB TBM design activities as well as the progress made in major R&D areas is presented in this paper.
