Read their volume cover to cover, and you could get irked by the Oscar-night-style thank yous, and by the self-praise: "We have continuously brought critical minds and creative imaginations together"; Bitch "has interviewed … people we genuinely admired, love, and want to talk to"; and so on.
Once activated, Wearsafe continuously broadcasts critical information (including location, speed of travel and audio collected from your smartphone) so your network can instantly provide life-saving information to first responders.
New treatment options and indications have continuously entered critical care and have increased the competition and marketing pressure.
Good quality research can and must be generated to continuously address critical knowledge and practice gaps to advance innovation in and improve implementation of public health programmes.
And it is noteworthy that γ continuously decreases after critical aggregation concentration (CAC).
In addition, although two coders and an interdisciplinary panel were continuously involved in critical review, the coding process itself is open to subjectivity.
By (A), it is easy to see that Φ is continuously differentiable, and the critical points of Φ are the T-periodic solutions of system (1.1).
This suggests that the resolution of visual information that is gathered during the movement is important for continuously improving predictions about critical aspects of the task, such as anticipating where the target will be at some time in the future.
A timely recognition of such threats is essential and can be significantly supported by systems that monitor critical areas continuously and call the security personnel in case of anomalies.
It was found that, for homogeneous refinement of continuously reinforced laminates, the critical value of rs is approximately 2. This value, valid for the ideal plastic case, can be increased to a maximum value of rs ≈5 with work hardening.
