It was more cumulative over the two weeks".
In the first round, the team whose players had more cumulative playoff experience lost seven of the eight series.
The southern city of Guangzhou, where SARS originated five months ago, still has more cumulative cases, but is reporting only a handful of new infections daily.
It's got more cumulative energy, though, and an architectural sense of closure in this final movement that the new piece, on first hearing, seems to lack.
Kelly, who has spent more cumulative time in space than any other American, spent hours harnessed to a treadmill each day to try to keep his muscles and bones from atrophying.
Here we review ongoing efforts to develop a more cumulative science of human brain function.
Using an environmental data set collected in the Intel Berkeley Research lab, our AMRI produced on average 68% more cumulative throughput than the state-of-the-art approach.
It consists of a single item asking the pupils how many days (0 7) in the past week they were physically active for 60 min or more (cumulative).
For cumulative water injection in the range of 700 1100 MMSTB, recovery factor shows to have a linear relationship with water injection rate; in other words, the more cumulative water injection, the higher the recovery factor.
Besides, during a period of 1000 days, an increase in choke size to 54/64 could result in 25% more cumulative oil production compared to the current condition (choke size of 44/64).
Figure 19 shows the correlation of σ 0 ′ -γr where γr increased with effective confining pressure, indicating that more cumulative strain was necessary to increase pore pressure at some level, as σ 0 ′ increased.
