In order to measure the possible autonomy of national governments, their independence from private donors or the potential overload of external donor participation, an indicator for Official Development Assistance (ODA) received (% of GNI) is included.
The hospital's internal and external phone lines were overloaded and a dial tone was unavailable; internal and external pagers and cell phones were working only intermittently.
For the other exercises, the same volume (sets by repetitions) was applied using body weight initially, and then progressively overloading with external devices (ie, weights disks or dumbbells) with intensity controlled by requiring participants to exercise at 15 17 of the rate of perceived exertion.
Therefore, when dealing with RT communication in wireless networks, it is of utmost importance to consider that the communication medium is shared with external traffic, that may unpredictably overload the communication medium.
Sliding in a dam foundation along potential sliding paths is generally caused by two kinds of external factors: one is the overloading of the designed upstream hydrostatic load due to flooding; and the other is the gradual degradation of the shear strength of joints due to seepage, deformation, damage, and geochemical reactions between water and joint surface minerals.
In the crack propagation problem, model parameters in the Paris' law include material dependent coefficients, which should not be affected by external forcing factors, i.e., overload causing shock.
The shock causes a sudden damage accumulation due to external impact, such as a transient overload.
The system uses no external pump or ventilator, which could overload a baby's underdeveloped organs; instead, the baby's heart pumps blood through the umbilical cord into a low-resistance external oxygenator, which acts in place of a placenta in swapping out oxygen and carbon dioxide.
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