In such a contest, civilian casualties are not only a moral issue; they constitute a front in a social-media contest over justice and credibility.
The growing number of terrorist attacks such as the recent one in Chabahar constitutes a second front of the conflict.
Because each such wavefront sequence constitutes a continuous activation front, this finding shows that complete reentrant pathways were always present on the epicardial surface and therefore, that wavefront infusion from nonepicardial sources was not strictly necessary for VF maintenance.
Together, these choices might constitute a new front page, allowing insight into issues and events without hours of wading through pools of information.
The only relevant anomaly reported by the marine data archives was the increased sea superficial temperature in November and December along the Hellenic Trench and Eastern part of the Adriatic Sea, possibly constituting a thermal front in which upwelling and/or downwelling could have been favorable to the development of cephalopod populations.
The prognostic value of IDO1 expression at the invasion front, but not in the central part of the tumour, further indicates that the invasion front indeed constitutes a biologically defined compartment.
They formulated a model for a cyclone that forms as a disturbance along a zone of strong temperature contrast known as a front, which in turn constitutes a boundary between two contrasting air masses.
This so-called Bergen school, founded by Norwegian meteorologist and physicist Vilhelm Bjerknes, formulated a model for a cyclone that forms as a disturbance along a zone of strong temperature contrast known as a front, which in turn constitutes a boundary between two contrasting air masses.
However in Figure 6, the points tend to the bottom and to the right, effectively forming a pareto-front that constitutes a set of possible outcomes dependent on the relative emphasis on % correct and % incorrect.
