However, in this case, the congestion degree of upstream node may be smaller than the congestion degree of current node (C' d < Cd), it means that the changing tendency of the upper node is smaller than the changing tendency of the current node.
Given the complex and rapidly changing nature of the current work environment, individuals' capabilities to effectively influence their environment and regulate their behavior may be critical to career success.
The outcome of these trials is greatly anticipated because they have the potential of changing the current standards of care in the adjuvant treatment of patients with breast cancer.
For the study purpose, we considered the following: overall side effects, hyperglycemic episodes requiring the initiation or changing of current insulin therapy, psychiatric disorders, infections occurring during hospitalization, hypertensive episodes, and gastrointestinal bleeding.
Repositioning mean anything from tweaking a brand's image to fit with the changing times to dramatically changing the current personality of a brand.
Prevention is effective in all age groups, even in the latest stages of life. 1 Therefore, an emphasis on prevention is important in terms of changing the current framework of incapacity and comorbidity.
To assess the system performance and determine the irreversibility in each component, a parametric study of the effects of changing the current density, SOFC temperature, fuel utilization ratio and SOFC anode recirculation ratio on the net electrical efficiency and the efficiency of heating cogeneration, cooling cogeneration and trigeneration is presented.
If he pleaded guilty to that offense, "it would bar a federal prosecution for intent to distribute, which would be considered a greater offense". He cited several such examples warning the justices of the consequences of changing the current rule.
Stalin loved Lysenko's theories because they suggested that the Soviet programme of changing the current generation would change the generations that followed, making an ever more perfect worker's paradise.
