Today's young KEMRI/CDC workers' short-term contracts, and the fragmented city they inhabit and study, make for less bounded and predictable spaces and temporalities.
Outsiders tend to see two entrenched sides, the security forces and the Islamists, but in fact most Egyptians occupy a much less partisan and less predictable political space.
In developed Mediterranean countries, discards from trawl fishing can be up to 400% of the commercially valuable catches, and such amounts of food, which may be predictable in space and time, are scavenged by many species.
Many of the jokes were predictable: Headlines like "Space station incommoded by broken toilet" and "Houston, we have a potty problem" and, regrettably, "No. 1 problem on space station: Broken toilet leaves crew with almost nowhere to go".
With his additional screen time, things are looking familiar and predictable in this space of all-to-familiar, and all-to-predictable fantasy sloths.
Using stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen as dietary tracers, we provide here strong support to the controversial hypothesis that the giant noctule bat Nyctalus lasiopterus feeds on the wing upon the multitude of flying passerines during their nocturnal migratory journeys, a resource which, while showing a predictable distribution in space and time, is only seasonally available.
When it was revealed that in a forthcoming autobiography, Andre Agassi would admit to using crystal meth, it caused a predictable stir in the space where sports and celebrity gossip intersect.
And although mysterious, the high-altitude radar echoes are somewhat predictable, says Meers Oppenheim, a space physicist at Boston University (BU).
(L^{p}_{{mathcal{P}}}(Omega C [0,T] F))), defined for (T>0) and (pin[1,infty)), denotes the space of predictable processes ({Y s), sin[0,T]}) with continuous paths in F, such that the norm |Y|^{p}=Esup_{sin[0,T]}biglvert Y s bigrvert ^{p} is finite.
