"Once the ruling is entered, you lose containment," he said.
Therefore, if you lose containment on the base, then you the base and planet would be consumed by the star!
At a time when a top priority was keeping the spread of the disease out of the population at large, the CDC was lucky it didn't lose containment.
At the higher end of this current range, the acid is beginning to lose containment, as can be seen in Figure 3 by the halos surrounding the active electrodes.
While the thousands of producing wells in the gulf can be temporarily sealed when a storm approaches to reduce the possibility of environmental damage, BP's well would lose whatever containment it had for the duration of the storm.
In 1997, for instance, Taiwan was struck by a epidemic that ended up costing it $5 billion in lost revenues, containment efforts and compensatory payments to farmers whose livestock had to be destroyed.
One AD and 4 AR frogs were sampled at 19 and 14.5 months respectfully, 2 AR frogs were lost to containment problems at 17 months, and 3 AD and 2 AR frogs have been alive for 24 months at the time of publication.
Differently, in large networks this blinking containment strategy loses its efficacy: the advantage of randomly sending inputs to all the network nodes is indeed canceled out by the slow propagation of these signals across the network.
Under conditions of overly strong containment, a plant will die because of SAM breakdown; however, with weak containment, the plant loses control over the SAM resulting in excessive shoots.
But the paper concluded: "The US has lost confidence in containment".
