Miscarriage rates increase with maternal age, and those of us who have pushed our attempts at childbearing to the furthest frontiers of time worry that we'll be blamed for our losses, that we'll be harshly judged for "waiting too long". Sometimes we feel that judgment toward ourselves.
Only 80 or so years after most American workers became entitled to two days off after working Monday through Friday, this last frontier of free time is being increasingly colonized by work.
"We are now ready to move to the next frontier of real time collaborative improvisation – free style rapping, where the hope is that the rapper will be influenced by what Shimon is coming up with and vice versa".
Figure 2 shows the efficiency frontiers for time horizons of 25, and 50 years, compared to the lifetime horizon chosen in the main analysis.
Figure 8 shows the Pareto frontier of average response time and workload standard deviation for the Charlottesville case study.
"The spice of danger adds a zest to the pleasure of thousands who visit them from this side of the frontier," The Times wrote of the towns of Tijuana and Agua Caliente, in a feature article describing the raging drinking and gambling scene there.
For Ra, outer space was a metaphorical frontier of freedom at a time when Earth offered only insult and injury.
The "edge of empire" of her title has a threefold purpose: it refers to the distant geographic frontier of India and Egypt, to the time frontier of a particular imperial moment, and to the peripheral nature of her chosen participants.
The absolute outward shift of each frontier over time is reported for each aggregate.
Results in this new frontier of neuroimaging suggest that time-varying changes in connectivity strength and direction exist at the large scale and further, that network patterns, like cognitive control process themselves, are transient and dynamic.
