Has football, so rich with narrative, become less a sport than something that can be mined to provide data for a digital generation that seems to crave data above all else, less a localised tribal concern than a global information generator feeding a billion hungry thumbs with a potentially endless feast of content?
As far as material rupture is concerned, localised deformation in shear band mode appears generally before cracks and material failure.
This article builds upon the empirical results concerning localised knowledge spillovers in order to highlight some policy implications within the European regions.
This suggests that efficient monitoring and leak mitigation strategies, coupled with appropriate selection of storage sites can effectively limit concerns regarding localised environmental impacts from CCS.
Concern about cuts to tax credits is mostly localised political anxiety: fear that the chancellor's axe has landed in the wrong place, sabotaging efforts to cast the Tories as friends of the striving classes.
The exclusive use of district level aggregates may be problematic as meningitis epidemics often occur in a highly localised manner and may concern only a few villages, as reported by some studies [ 10- 12].
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However, he raises the concern that because violence can be very localised, a sample of 33 clusters really might be too small to be representative.This concern is highlighted by the case of one cluster which, as the luck of the draw had it, ended up being in the war-torn city of Fallujah.
"The aircraft debris has been localised, and we can only fear a heavy death toll.
In this systematic review, we assumed a long follow-up and rare events concerning death: PCa: OS in figure 3. 25 Localised prostate cancer as opposed to advanced prostate cancer is believed to be associated with a very good overall survival regardless of the intervention.
