'Infectious disease drivers and interconnected risk' section will discuss the types of factors that can influence the spread of infectious disease.
Even more noteworthy, apropos the discussion from 'Infectious disease drivers and interconnected risk' section, many of the risks identified in that report are themselves exacerbating factors for the spread of infectious disease.
As discussed in the 'Infectious disease drivers and interconnected risk' section, many environmental drivers can be considered as epidemic precursors of disease, and thus monitoring changes in environmental conditions can help anticipate or even forecast an upsurge of disease (121).
Except for Texas, which operates largely on its own, the grid is divided into two loosely connected sections called interconnects, one east of the Rocky Mountains and the other covering the West.
A 25-nm CMOS design, likely to be near the limit of scaling, is described in Section 4. Finally, Section 5 discusses interconnect scaling and addresses the question whether future microprocessor performance will be limited by transistors or by wires.
The cubic crystalline morphology typically of the zeolitic products obtained consisting of sinusoidal channels (along) with a circular cross section interconnected with straight channels (along) of elliptic cross section (5.3 Å × 5.6 Å).
The proposed method is applied to a VSC-MTDC network interconnecting two IEEE 14-bus sections.
This suggests that pores in the 0.2 NA spheres have narrow and wide sections and possible interconnecting channels [44].
While the N-termini point away from each other, giving rise to a diameter of about 65 Å, the monomers interconnect at their C-terminal section leading to a reduced diameter of about 50 Å.
For a complete model of the whole memory architecture, not only the individual memory instances but also the interconnect fabric must be accounted (cf. Section 3.1).
