The piper developed a serious inflammation of the lungs, known as hypersensitivity pneumonitis, that worsened over a number of years, leaving him with a dry cough, breathlessness and curtailing the distance he could walk from 10 kilometres to just 20 metres.
They confused a genuinely inexorable historical process - the worldwide diffusion of new technologies that abolish or curtail time and distance - with market deregulation, a trend that is clearly on the wane.
For instance, managers could monitor fish numbers in a marine reserve next to a fishery and curtail fishing if the distance from the fishery's edge to the nearest region of healthy fish populations increases.
The infinite lateral boundary of the foundation strata on the left is curtailed at a distance 'L', and resulting boundary is assumed to be restrained in horizontal direction.
The infinite lateral boundary of the foundation strata on the left is curtailed at a distance 'L', and resulting boundary is assumed to be restrained in horizontal direction. .
Can you still enjoy things?" While some providers may acknowledge and explore patient concerns, others may use distancing behaviors to control or curtail the discussion.
Many of the states in this suit as well as others have used suits to pressure out-of-state utilities to curtail nitrogen and sulfur emissions that travel long distances.
But attacking Mr. Assad's main delivery systems, the officials say, would curtail his ability to transport those weapons any significant distance.
First, most large bacteria have expansive inclusion bodies that effectively curtail the volume of the cytoplasm and limit diffusion distances within the cell.
In addition, closer supervision has been imposed at paintball parks, where rules governing distances between shooters and targets have also helped to curtail serious injuries.
