Describing what it calls ''chatter,'' or midsize prizes, Scientific Games concludes, "Better to increase the number of chatter prizes in a game aimed at heavy players so that they see more of the prizes they are playing for and will communicate their excitement to others, creating a buzz for the game".
High rates of viral chatter will increase the diversity of viruses and sequence variants moving into humans, increase the probability of transmission of a pathogen that can successfully replicate, and ultimately increase the ability of a human-adapted virus to emerge in a more widespread manner.
American officials also noted that there had been no increase in the "chatter" in monitored terrorist communications that they often pick up before attacks by Al Qaeda.
In the case of self-excited vibration, which is associated with a delay differential equation, the optimum absorber suppresses the chatter and increases the limit of stability.
However, it's worth noting the increasing chatter among the bitcoin classes that the underlying technology of the currency — the blockchain — is what matters, and not the price.
And early warnings of an outbreak will increase chatter around the subject and might skew the data.
Despite the increasing chatter about the threat of trade protectionism, many foreign businesses are gearing up to win a piece of the stimulus package.
As did Gibb's discussion of the increasing chatter within the Democratic caucus on filibuster reform.
"There was increasing concern about the chatter, more and more intelligence" that Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula "was moving with renewed energy to carry out some kind of attack against homeland, using airliners and concealed explosives," said one senior administration official.
12. True or false: The orange alert of mid-February was downgraded to yellow after the increased Arab chatter picked up by U.S. intelligence was translated and turned out to be mainly about Michael Jackson.
