(bar {mathbb {N}}(lambda)) is calculated here with the IBOF closure, and (bar {mathbb {V}}^(lambda)) with the two-step homogenization described in this paper, based on the fiber orientation tensors (bar {boldsymbol {N}}(lambda)) and (bar {mathbb {N}}(lambda)).
Iraqis say its most obvious effect, apart from the closure of bars and pubs, has been the proliferation of speakeasies and a sharp rise in drinking at home.
There was sudden closure of bars due to government instruction and the programme had to change the strategy to reach the sex workers in the place of residence.
Similar analyses in future should also include more comprehensive variables for their analyses, including the impact of high mobility, increased closure of bars due to police raids, consumption of alcohol amongst FSWs, and FSWs' economic status.
There have been high-profile closures of bars and clubs in Kings Cross and on Oxford Street, with several pointing the finger squarely at the lockout laws.
Beijing suffers from intense air pollution, issuing its first-ever "red alert" this week that forced school closures and barred half the city's cars from the roads.
It's also my understanding, through reading, that the imminent closures of bars in smaller cities and towns are due to lesbians opting to move to more inclusive cities to be "out" and raise families.
A common example is the recent closure of Kaff bar, which reportedly shut its doors after the landlord tripled the rent.
Re-zoning and soaring commercial rents have ensured the closure of bookshops, bars and dives that were boltholes for an impoverished artistic underclass.
Next, they worked on some two-tone ballet flats, and Krakoff liked using a T-bar closure instead of a regular buckle.
In the area, the threat of the storm resulted in the closure of several bars and restaurants.
