Successful applications of the model to characterize lifeline system-level fragility functions for electric power delivery during Hurricane Isaac in Louisiana and Hurricane Sandy in New York City using in-situ damage and hazard data are shown.
Retirees in Indiana see them as a route to lifelong learning; students in India see them as their only lifeline to college-level work.
No one knows just how these massive courses will evolve, but their appeal to a broad audience is unquestioned: retirees in Indiana see them as a route to lifelong learning, students in India as their only lifeline to college-level work.
Rising above the squabbling, the German chancellor threw Alexis Tsipras, Greece's embattled Prime Minister, a lifeline, attending this week's high-level mini-summit, which excluded some of the smaller countries that are most opposed to cutting Greece a break.
As a second objective, water affordability indexes were then calculated that relate the cost of such lifeline to average municipal income levels.
Callum Wilson smashed in to give the visitors a lifeline before Franck Moussa bundled them level, but Mike Jones's late shot won it for the hosts.
Despite the recent €109bn package designed to offer Greece a lifeline, Greek bond yields reached record levels last week, causing renewed fears of a default.
Vale's League Two opponents got a lifeline as Reuben Reid converted from close range and went level as Ben Purrington chipped in over the keeper.
Exports of crude, the economy's lifeline, have plunged to barely a tenth of normal levels, forcing the government to rely on foreign savings.
Killie threw themselves a lifeline after the break thanks to a Kris Boyd leveller early in the second half, but they could not find a second goal to secure that elusive victory and the match ended 1-1.
