Apart from epidemic outbreaks, approximately 500,000 cases of meningococcal disease are estimated to occur every year on a worldwide basis posing a heavy burden on the public health systems especially in developing countries [6].
This is precisely what the protesters are saying, and on this basis they pose an extraordinary threat.
"While this might not mean anything in the near-term, on a long-term basis they pose a threat to the likes of Lucent and Cisco," says Paul Johnson, networking analyst at BancBoston Robertson Stephens.
In addition, as B-spline basis functions pose favorable properties such as (i) easy to construct to any arbitrary order/degree, (ii) have partition of unity property, and (iii) can be easily designed to pose the Kronecker delta property, the shape function construction as well as the imposition of boundary conditions can be incorporated efficiently in the present method.
The latest group to feel the sting of culture and tradition being used against them are millions of LGBTI people, whose claims for equality are frequently blocked on the basis they pose a so-called threat to prevailing cultural and traditional values.
This requires considerable cooperation on behalf of the project operators as curtailing turbine operations, even on a limited basis, clearly poses operational and economic restrictions resulting in some loss of revenue.
The overall framework of the classification remains largely the same (Appendix 1 and Supplementary Table 2) making it useful in everyday practice, while providing a theoretical basis for posing of academic questions.
While it is not clear whether Nitschke will get his licence back, the ruling's basis – that he posed a serious and immediate risk to people – was quashed.
While it is not yet clear whether Monday's decision automatically reinstates Nitschke's medical license, the ruling's basis – that he posed a serious and immediate risk to people – has been quashed, Guardian Australia understands.
In this way, the government maintains a separation between Bahrain's communal groups (Baharna, Arab, Howala, Ajam, Asians) and discourages citizens from associating with each other on a national basis – which has posed a real challenge to the regime in the past.
The castle was increasingly rigorously maintained, and during the 1910s and 1920s the larger trees around the castle were cut down, and the animals were cleared from the inner and outer baileys on the basis that they posed a health and safety risk to visitors.
