Because Japan occupies an unstable slice of the earth's crust and tremors are a routine part of life, Japan's government, scientists and industry are almost continually engaged in moderating the impact of earthquakes through innovative building designs, strict construction codes and advance planning.
They suggested that the difference between the two models could be used to determine whether a patient would occupy a stable or unstable clinical course during their illness and that the ability to characterize mood variability might lead to treatment innovation.
Nevertheless, parthenogenetic species are distributed in many geographical areas where tend to occupy habitats characterized by unstable conditions [ 3].
He was a journalist at various times in his career he owned or part-owned half a dozen newspapers and magazines whose politics were implacably unionist, and his fiction invariably occupies a haunted, unstable, ruinous, and guilt-ridden landscape.
Berlin's own conception of negative liberty, he argues, occupies an inherently unstable position between the more restrictive Hobbesian view and the more expansive view of freedom as non-domination.
This is due in part to the remote and politically unstable regions that they occupy.
And worse yet, how could they continue to support a president who is unstable, unpredictable, and unfit to occupy the chair of the president?
McB's boss, G Brown, was "the most unstable and ill-suited figure" to occupy No 10 since Sir Robert Walpole, Seldon wrote.
Shanty towns, which increasingly occupy the vertical city spaces the rich don't want, such as unstable mountainsides, are defined as "collective claims to space … necessarily mobilised by the poor and marginalised".
The Raman spectra reveal that H2 molecules occupy a part of large cages of the H2+THF mixed hydrates at a thermodynamically unstable region of simple H2 hydrate.
