As part of the procurement program for the containment device, time should be allocated for liaison between the users and suppliers of the selected devices ensuring that the users accept the selected containment device.
For instance, the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus has escaped containment several times.
Indeed there is a peculiar sense of self-containment, at times, as if one was looking at some exclusive game of charades played by the Holland Park set to which Cameron belonged.
However, it is impossible to ensure complete containment for all time.
Temperatures could reach the mid 40s on Friday with strong winds, he said, and firefighters were racing to complete "incomplete and tenuous" containment lines in time.
During each drainage event, three pilot bioreactors received a simulated hydrograph lasting 1.5 days (Non-Containment treatment) and three pilot bioreactors received the same total drainage volume treated over 4 days at a constant flow rate (i.e. constant retention time; Containment treatment).
Direct access to the source code, offered by MATLAB, enabled us to design an optimization procedure based on the alternating use of Gauss-Newton's and Levenberg-Marquardt's algorithms, which assures the full convergence of the process and the containment of computational time.
Since completion of this clinical trial, Tasanh has been at the center of a high profile containment program; only time will tell if these efforts have been successful or whether artemisinin resistant clones have already spread.
Time-varying random pinning Inspired by [32], under this time-varying containment strategy each leader, at every time instant, randomly pins a set (mathcal {F}_{P}^{r} k)) of (d_{text {out}}^{max }l) followers, that is, (mathcal {F}_{P} k)=mathcal {F}_{P}^{r} k)) for all k.1.1
Knowing the costs of repatriation for seafarers can provide valuable insights for the employers, who strive to cost containment at all times and maximizing revenues [14].
