How, then, to explain the much more frequent patches of bad — really bad — writing in "Thirteen Moons"?
But in frequent patches, his book reads as if it had been pasted together by committee -- one unsupervised by an editor.
The most frequent NRT patch prescription regimens are presented in Table 4.
Moreover, it is possible that direct defensive aphid reactions, such as legs kicking or abdomen movement, might be more frequent in patches without exuviae as the rate of encounters with aphids is higher in these patches.
"Nimda has again shown the high risk of using I.I.S. and the effort involved in keeping up with Microsoft's frequent security patches".
But it's also true that whole categories of security nightmares could be cleared right up with more widespread use of simple fixes: more frequent software patching, better password management (for people and IoT devices alike), ubiquitous two-factor authentication, and paranoid email-attachment avoidance.
However, properly maintaining an ERP deployment will require frequent updates, patches and debugging.
This farmer's wife was widely known to possess both a strong arm and noteworthy accuracy, and, to the rabble who frequented the briar patch, her flung invitations often seemed more punitive than hospitable.
Both quitting return rate and missed opportunity costs in low risk contexts therefore are high, which is reflected in an early and frequent leaving of patches.
Following the frequent observation of patches containing colocated anterogradely and retrogradely labeled material (Rockland et al. 1982; Rockland and Lund 1983; Tyler et al. 1998; Angelucci, Levitt, Lund, et al. 2002), we assumed that the spatial statistics of the superficial patch system was independent of the directionality of the tracer used.
