Departing from this seizure onset zone it spreads to its immediate vicinity recruiting more and more parts of the neural network.
Often, the pathological synchronous activity (synchronizations) starts at a small, localized brain area within the gray matter and then spreads to its immediate vicinity recruiting more and more parts of the neural network.
Briles said Griffin's Heisman victory had an immediate impact on recruiting.
It is estimated that the cooperation reduced the immediate need for recruiting up to 40 medically qualified staff into the public sector over the coming years, depending on the development of the national standard for the number and duration of patient visits to a doctor per year.
Each arm of the modelled trial has 50 000 participants, and we test three potential start dates: 1 July, 1 August and 1 September 2015, and we also test two modes of recruitment; immediate, where 100 000 individuals are recruited in the first 2 weeks of the trial and gradual, where 10 000 individuals are recruited during the first 2 weeks of each month, for 10 months.
The move was expected as the BOA continues a financial restructure following London 2012 and there are no immediate plans to recruit a replacement.
In post-conflict settings, there is an immediate need to recruit competent and skilled staff.
Although a reflex response is said to be rapid and immediate, some reflexes, called recruiting reflexes, can hardly be evoked by a single stimulus.
With an election just months away, Dannatt's decision to join the Tories will, whatever he had in mind, be used to signal that Labour cannot be trusted to look after the army – this must have been the immediate Conservative purpose in recruiting the general.
The Hoosiers had been sullied by a poor Academic Progress Rate score of 811, for which they could have faced N.C.A.A. punishment if they did not show immediate improvement, and by recruiting violations committed by the former coach Kelvin Sampson, which led to his resignation and the departure of his staff.
