Chondroitin proteoglycans are required in the C. elegans hermaphrodite to prevent collapse of the developing vulva [ 12].
Also, wrapping your broken ribs may increase your chances of developing pneumonia or collapse your lungs.
December 1999 - World trade talks in the US city of Seattle collapse when developing countries walk out after accusing the industrialised countries of failing to open their markets to clothing and food - the most important exports from poor countries.
In 1961, when US President John F. Kennedy created the US Agency for International Development, he explicitly acknowledged the US security interest in providing aid to ward off the collapse of developing-country governments, which "would be disastrous to our national security, harmful to our comparative prosperity, and offensive to our conscience" (8).
"In the aftermath of the Internet economy collapse, hiring, developing and retaining good managers with relevant work experience will be crucial for businesses in 2002 and beyond," Mr. Jensen said.
The vulnerability of masonry infill walls has been highlighted in recent earthquakes in which severe in-plane damage and out-of-plane collapse developed, justifying the investment in the proposal of strengthening solutions aiming to improve the seismic performance of these construction elements.
In different contexts of cell death, collapse of ΔΨm may develop immediately after MOMP (sometimes in a caspase-dependent manner) or alternatively at a later point during the execution phase of apoptosis.
The inclusion of maximum displacements at incipient collapse helps develop insight into the response of the structure at incipient collapse.
Axisymmetric models of the roof collapse are developed to establish the scaling laws for liquid-overfilled cavities, as well as for air- and liquid-filled ones.
It does not hurt, either, that their rulers are getting less despotic: since the collapse of the Soviet Union, 100 developing countries have ended military or one-party rule.
