Especially in the instance of limited extent of range size and locality records MCPs may therefore be more realistic than fine-scale mapping or modeling on the basis of habitat data as has been applied for other purposes [ 71].
The clandestine intelligence-gathering effort is the most detailed known instance of the limited American support for the military campaign against the Syrian government.
This is partly due to the symmetries of his technique for instance the modes of limited transposition do not admit the conventional cadences found in western classical music.
"We have heard of limited instances where merchants have refused to accept Visa magnetic stripe cards, but by and large, the majority of Visa cards are seamlessly accepted internationally," she said.
For instance, the strategic allocation of limited resources for vector control programs could lead to improved control outcomes [ 23, 24].
Indeed, Xerox's internal investigation "did find limited instances of exposed receivables in other countries," acknowledged Christa Carrone, a Xerox spokeswoman.
"In the field, we have seen very limited instances of belt failure, but we don't know if the causes of those belt failures are related to the condition we discovered in the tests," she said, referring to the company's own high-speed testing.
Ms. Goodwin acknowledged a few weeks ago that there were some limited instances of inadvertent copying in her 1987 book, "The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys," and then appeared on the NewsHour to discuss the issue as well as similar problems plaguing another popular historian, Stephen E. Ambrose.
However, there are limited instances of interdisciplinary research, simultaneously involving scholars from different disciplines or adopting theoretical and/or methodological approaches of different disciplines.
