DLA, Supreme Foodservice and the subcommittee agree that work under the initial contract rapidly expanded as the U.S. military presence grew in Afghanistan.
The Greek economy continues to contract rapidly, official data showed on Monday, a painful reminder of how Greece, the weakest member of the euro zone, was chasing a moving target in trying to meet its bailout obligations.
In response to this unstable condition, the newly created magnetic lines in the interior of the tail contract rapidly, thereby sending plasma from the neutral sheet of the magnetosphere toward the night side of Earth.
It also includes, on its ventral surface, a narrow, funnel-shaped opening (siphon) through which water can be forcibly ejected when all the circular muscles surrounding the mantle cavity contract rapidly and simultaneously.
This and other suggestions in a daylong discussion here spotlighted the problems the agency faces in overseeing the rapidly evolving technology for treating atrial fibrillation, a nonfatal but frightening condition in which electrical short-circuits in the upper chambers of the heart make them contract rapidly and erratically.
Part of this initiative, says StartupSeattle director Rebecca Lovell, includes constructing additional office space in the university district and ensuring that zoning types accommodate the needs of biotech labs, as well as startups that may need to expand and contract rapidly.
The type of fibers associated with ankylosaurid tail muscles is difficult to assess, however, Snively and Russell [35] note that the superficial neck muscles of many archosaurs appear to have fibres that can contract rapidly, and so it may be possible that ankylosaur tails had a similar fibre type.
A muscle can either contract rapidly and generate limited energy, or it can contract slowly to generate its maximal energy.
The populations of acute M45- and M57-specific CD8+ T cells contract rapidly after 7 8 days 26, and a deficiency in 4-1BB did not overtly abrogate this process.
