Mr. Kasab's assault rifle appears to have two ammunition clips bound together with tape, allowing for longer intervals between reloading.
Called "Later, Longer, Fewer," the policy encouraged couples to marry later, and have fewer children with longer intervals between them.
As a result, participating mothers had fewer children overall and tended to have longer intervals between pregnancies.
Fortunately for the participants, this doesn't mean a more crowded starting line, but rather an additional "fourth wave" at the start and longer intervals between waves of runners.
The new mortgages will include smaller "margins," or incremental interest rate increases once the fixed-rate period ends, and longer intervals between those increases.
Even among women with similar insurance, black women have longer intervals between diagnosis and the start of treatment.
In response to those concerns, EPA is now proposing to change the survey requirements for certain system components, to allow longer intervals between inspections.
The approach also presents a number of operational challenges and potentially higher risks associated with multiply stand entries, partial cutting and longer intervals between final harvests.
Guidelines recommend longer intervals between surveillance colonoscopies for low-risk patients, but physicians frequently perform surveillance colonoscopy at shorter intervals for these patients.
Lower unit stream power in the wider, less-confined reach resulted in longer intervals between phases of boulder reworking relative to the confined reach.
In this team, as well as other under-performing teams, we observed a smaller percentage of the group contributing, longer intervals between testing ideas, and greater repetition of the same mistakes.
