To a large extent that path was chosen for them.
Strategic premises tightly narrow the scope of action for the selection of strategic alternatives to the extent that paths seem to be reproduced as long as the underlying strategic premises remain unchanged (Rothmann and Koch 2014; Tripsas and Gavetti 2000).
The limit to performance is determined neither by extent of motion path nor by velocity, but by the duration of the motion path.
There are several issues regarding the accuracy of the results which has been addressed in this paper, e.g., accuracy in simulation of crack path, extent and width of the damaged region, fracture resistance behaviour in situations such as symmetric vs. non-symmetric boundary-value problems, mixed-mode loading vs. mode-I loading of the crack-tip, etc.
Natives used the Missouri, at least to a limited extent, as a path of trade and transport.
In South Korea, students take an exam at age 18 that will determine their placement in university, and, to a great extent, their career path.
The earliest stages of development therefore take place in a low oxygen environment, reflecting to some extent the evolutionary path [3].
The extent of the path of a moving object is also variable, highlighting the fact that a two-dimensional analysis of the world is the problem faced by the visual system in this type of task [11].
In keeping with the variety of objects we encounter in the real world, we varied characteristics of the moving stimuli such as velocity, extent of motion path and the object size.
The method has presently been numerically illustrated, to a limited extent, for sample-path integration of a hardening Duffing oscillator under additive and multiplicative white-noise excitations.
