A searcher alternates between a local random search and a fast linear relocation.
This finding suggests that searching is intermittent in character with slow, short, active searching phases randomly alternating with fast, long, relocation flights.
Growth of radially vascularized FLB is associated with a rapid change of morphology, possibly due to a fast ontogenetic relocation of muscle insertion areas [ 71, 78].
Another difference can be observed at the level of lateral diffusion, which is significantly faster for GFP-KNOLLE than for PIN2-EGFP and, consistent with these findings, native KNOLLE displays fast lateral relocation in energy-inhibitor-treated late cytokinetic cell, when compared with native PIN2.
The Wilfs could also sell the team to someone who lives in Los Angeles, a faster route to relocation.
Few of them actually propose to bring some modifications to the FGDRA itself in order to enhance the efficiency of some particular services as fast reconfiguration or task relocation.
The present work details a further investigation of the SNEAK-12A experimental program, which aimed to study material relocation in Sodium Fast Reactors (SFRs) leading to core degradation.
There are more expats looking to fill the skilled labour gap in the city than ever before, which means cushy relocation packages are fast disappearing, said Peter LeSar, chief financial officer, Thunderbird Resorts, which operates themed resorts in neighbouring countries.
Scouts then switch from recruiting by tandem running to carrying nestmates and brood items from the old to the new nest, a fast recruitment method that allows quick relocation of the colony into its new home [2], [14].
The controversial relocation will come much faster than initially expected, despite Secretary of State Rex Tillerson saying in December that it would take years before the move was completed.
