In other instances, extensive involvement may lead to heart failure.
The Moss report into the treatment of asylum seekers on Nauru detailed extensive and unaddressed instances of abuse, and more recently several allegations of physical and sexual violence against refugees and asylum seekers, including children, have gone unpunished.
This solution, however, often produced internal stresses that led to severe distortion of the front surface, cracking of the panel along the wood grain, and in some instances extensive damage to the paint.
The performance of the proposed algorithms were tested on extensive randomly generated instances and compared with the CPLEX solver.
The technique followed was similar to that used by Dickson, Diveley, and Kiene, except that the excision of the infected scar tissue and sinuses was not carried out so meticulously, and, in several instances, extensive subfascial and deep abscesses were curetted and collapsed rather than excised.
Extensive rules, for instance, generally bar the use in civilian trials of illegally seized evidence.
But Mr. Putin has taken this much further than the apparatchiks did, allowing, for instance, extensive foreign travel.
In the Discovery Channel's "Rally Round the House," for instance, extensive outdoor makeovers occur while the owners are holed up inside their homes, shades drawn.
The literature related to fractional neutral differential equations is very extensive; see for instance [12 14, 19].
In one instance, extensive damage resulted from a seismic magnitude (M) event, where M = 2.8, that was located more than 100 m away from the workings (Holub et al. 2011).
The research of Hopfield neural networks (NNs) has been widespread in different fields because of their extensive applications; for instance, image processing, pattern recognition, associative memory and combinational optimization; see [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
