Shorter sprints are needed for controlling and directing the progress of the tasks in these projects.
The fortress and surrounding area have accumulated evidence of the civilizations that developed throughout history, mainly between the 15th and 20th centuries, providing a direct testimony for the progress of the medieval Serbian state and corresponding Orthodox Church.
Many works have examined the effects of polyphenols both on the direct interaction in the progress of A β fibrillogenesis and on secondary effects, such as A β-induced proapoptotic mechanisms [ 5, 11].
In fact, experts depend on using external representations to elaborate research ideas and search for explanations behind empirical observations (Kozma et al., 2000), which can have a direct impact on the progress of science (e.g., Watson and Crick, 1953).
Giving prison governors as well as community judges a direct role in following up the progress of offenders is an excellent idea.
Nasdaq may hope that the recent travails of the NYSE could persuade more companies to loosen their links with its bitter rival.Borders of financeForeign direct investment, an indicator of the progress of globalisation, remained flat at $653 billion in 2003, down from a peak of $1.4 trillion in 2000, according to UNCTAD.
Currently, contradictions and issues in literature slow down the progress of semi-direct technologies in comparison to direct and indirect recycling concepts.
Stage III surveillance informs the choice, timing, and scale of interventions and documents the progress of interventions directed at prevalence reduction in the population.
Wind reduces the time required, but direct contact with rain and snow hinders the progress of drying.
The entire agents move due to the gravitational attraction force acting between them, and the progress of the algorithm directs the movements of all agents globally towards the agents with heavier masses [ 42].
