From Israel to the NHL, there is a constant stream of filtered and targeted information that makes a niche magazine's content look shallow and dated.
The pace of attacks inside Israel has been so constant and the targets so widespread that many Israelis are steering clear of public places and sticking to their homes.
In summary, response strategies are more efficient when there are constant start and target locations, evidenced by faster latencies and error reduction.
With the repetition of a successful behavior and a constant start and target location, a response strategy emerges, leading to the automatization of behavior or habit formation (Iaria et al., 2003).
The response of an oxide semiconductor sensor can be expressed as R = A [C]n + B, where A and B, n, and [C] are constants, exponent, and target gas concentration, respectively [19].
Advertising and consumerism are constant targets, and not even the show's own tireless merchandising is immune to barbs.
Our findings reveal constant targeting of gene body methylation irrespective of cell type, and they emphasize a correlation between gene body methylation and ubiquitously expressed genes.
Constant targeting of elements associated with chronic inflammation can therefore cause damage to the defense mechanism against pathogenic microorganisms.
The pressure is hardly unique to Columbia, but the university has been a constant target, and today, five years after Said's death, the thorny gift of what one of his friends calls "Ed's shoes" has been passed to much of the Middle East faculty most notably, the historian Rashid Khalidi, who holds the chair established in Said's name.
The pressure is hardly unique to Columbia, but the university has been a constant target, and today, five years after Said's death, the thorny gift of what one of his friends calls "Ed's shoes" has been passed to much of the Middle East faculty — most notably, the historian Rashid Khalidi, who holds the chair established in Said's name.
