Despite their numerical dominance, they are often difficult to observe because of their small size, quick flight speed, and preference for patches of dense vegetation.
For Emma Marcegaglia, president of the national employers' association, and managing director of her own family's steel business, such firms succeed because of their owners' flexibility, quick decisions and willingness to plan and invest for the long term, even in bad times.
The rest, almost always given wild cards because of their low rankings, make quick exits.
Members of the press, however, remained doubtful of this figure--because of the quick count result, their own impressions of very low turnout (particularly in poorer areas of Tegucigalpa) and delays in reporting the results.
Because of team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, their quick wit and little class-war thing they've got going.
What's more, because of their silly agreement to a quick AV referendum, champions of first-past-the-post feel, quite erroneously, feel able to insist that the public has no interest in any kind of electoral reform.
Farré and Rodríguez-Planas (2014) find that the employment rate of EaP-migrants (mainly Ukrainians) in Spain is similar to that of the natives, mainly because of their higher educational attainment and a quick adjustment that offsets the effects of an employment penalty they face upon arrival.
RT-PCR or rRT-PCR have played very important role and have been extensively used in infectious diseases surveillance, especially in emergency diseases because of their good specificity, high sensitivity and quick results.
Because of the quick development and widespread use of mobile phones, and their vast effect on communication and interactions, it is important to study possible negative health effects of mobile phone exposure.
