In addition, health facilities may intermittently cease to provide surgical services due to limited supplies or personnel.
The ACARS, which sends messages intermittently, might have ceased functioning at exactly the same time as the transponder, it turned out.
It is caused by interference between dependent crews, and requires one or other of the crews to cease operations intermittently or lower their production rate to avoid any conflict.
When Nestlé bought Perugina in 1988, however, the brand stopped advertising on television and scaled back print advertising, doing so only intermittently in the 1990s and ceasing altogether after that.
In addition, ventilation during sleep may intermittently fall to low levels or cease entirely because of partial or complete blockage of the upper airways.
When stimuli are shown intermittently at temporal frequencies below 3Hz, rivalry ceases to occur and the individual presentations from each eye are perceived [11].
Our findings support the laboratory work of Lange et al., who established that pigs experimentally infected with this strain intermittently shed the virus 6 11 days postinfection and ceased excretion by day 11 (5 ).
They are thought to be caused by retention of menstrual blood in a niche, which is intermittently expelled after the majority of the menstruation has ceased [ 11, 14– 16].
On his watch the DOJ ceased to enforce Bill Clinton's Defence of Marriage Act, which defined that intermittently blissful state as something only for heterosexuals.
For these people, drug use across the life course was divided into three camps, with some interviewees ceasing drug use for many years at a time, some using drugs intermittently with short periods of abstinence, while others followed a course of near continual consumption.
The joey remains attached to the teat for 100 125 days, after which it ceases its attachment but remains in the pouch and continues to suckle, but more intermittently.
