However, problems such as patronage, political manipulation, poverty and incipient cross-sectorial actions are common to other Brazilian towns and cities.
One ought to have noticed and resisted the incipient impulses towards these actions (SW VI: 145).
We also observed production of IL-10, an anti-inflammatory cytokine which inhibits T cell proliferation and is putatively produced early in HIV infection via NF-kB signaling [ 30], which would be an antiviral action, allowing the incipient reservoir to avoid detection.
Wexler, however, turns the protagonist into an incipient moral hero, whose future course of action the ending leaves fascinatingly open.
The override control provides protective action against abnormal operation and/or incipient process failure.
An incipient recession is making everything much harder.Yet the actions of Europe's leaders fail to match their gloomy warnings.
Time is of the essence, says paleontologist and co-author Richard Aronson of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama: "We can still pull back from an incipient mass extinction of corals if we take action on both local and global levels".
But it may be too late to take remedial actions or steps to reduce risk when these incipient effects are expressed.
The early fault detection and diagnosis allow the operators in an industrial process to take the best actions during the real state of the process, avoiding incipient faults to scale to critical situations where there is risk of human lives and economical lost.
The "Evolution Canyon" model reveals "evolution in action across life" at a microscale involving biodiversity divergence, adaptation, and incipient sympatric ecological speciation in diverse organisms from viruses and bacteria through fungi and animals, up to mammals (Nevo 1995b , 1997 2001, 2006, 2009).
