"We are out in the same neighborhoods as the uprising and we continuously organize the same people who marched for Freddie Gray".
Findings highlighted the importance of maintaining information-movement coupling during performance of interceptive actions, since movement behaviors were continuously (re)organized using kinematic information from a thrower's actions and ball flight information.
Not only from an informational view but also from other perspectives land combat may be described – mathematically and physically – as a nonlinear dynamical system composed of many interacting semi autonomous and hierarchically organized agent continuously adapting to a changing environment.
Very powerful analysis possibilities for an energetic and economic evaluation of scenarios arise, if continuously growing data stock organized in geographical information systems are combined with simulation models of buildings and energy systems.
Providing that legal and ethical implications such as provider and patient protection are dealt with appropriately, the efficacy of this teaching method can be improved if case records are continuously created, enriched, accumulated and organized on similarity principles.
We consider the stabilization of a rotating temperature pulse moving in a continuous asymptotic model of many connected chemical reactors organized in a loop with continuously switching of the feed point synchronously with the motion of the pulse solution.
Manuscripts containing sex and/or gender-specific analysis are continuously screened and the relevant findings organized systematically into disciplines and diseases.
This can be described as a transiently structured liquid with centers of organized structures forming and dissolving continuously, thus forming an equilibrium structure.
Hiring teams, getting organized, incentivizing the referral process, and continuously recruiting are some of the best ways to find the talent your company needs to grow fast.
The postal rules did not have an immediate effect in eliminating lotteries; the most successful lottery in the United States was organized in Louisiana in 1869 and ran continuously for 25 years.
