On the other hand, hubs have been shown recently to play a role similar to the one discussed here under such a proportional update dynamics [37].
Let us hand off a Hub call to our Verizon cellphone as we run out the door.
On the one hand, this overdeveloped hub of Mexico's so-called Mayan Riviera seemed like a frugal traveler's dream, and the $500 I carried for the weekend could easily install me in a hostel with a refrigerator full of Jell-o shots, but I'm about a decade past my "Gross Gone Wild!" days.
We performed observational auditing of insertion and manipulation of these catheters, and we could notice that the most frequent process problems were hand hygiene and hub disinfection.
It's basically a hand-sized wireless hub that either joins an existing Wi-Fi network or creates its own.
Panels B and E suggest, on the other hand, that 'provincial hubs' (nodes with high within-module degree but low participation coefficient) are both more central and salient, although these differences are not significant.
Hong Kong currently operates under China's "one country, two systems" framework, and has remained relatively autonomous since Britain handed the financial hub back to mainland China in 1997.
How can people's livelihoods be taken away because of shopfronts, especially in these economic times?" The arrival of the fashion hub comes hand-in-hand with high-end residential development: the former Burberry factory, next to the outlet store, is being converted into luxury apartments, now dubbed the Textile Building.
She has a playful sex appeal; when she sings, she holds the microphone in her right hand and massages the hub of the mike stand with her left.
On the other hand, by increasing the hub radius, the angular velocity and the length scale parameters, the frequencies increase.
