Also, onshore coseismic crustal deformation data (GPS/GNSS) with high sampling (e.g., 1 Hz) can quickly constrain near-field tsunamigenic earthquake sources as presented in recent studies (e.g., Melgar et al. 2013; Tsushima and Ohta 2014).
The Shiite clerics have moved quickly to constrain the freedom of women as a show of their authority.
However, the high concept of the lessons will probably grow old pretty quickly and constrains the stories into a certain formula, leaving the scripts little room to breathe.
He says part of that was the architecture of Digg, which constrained how quickly he could build them, endlessly frustrating him.
And once in power, notes Peter Mair of the European University Institute in Florence, governments lose popularity more quickly, not least because they are constrained by decisions taken in Brussels.
Ordinarily, while the influenza virus is under selection to transmit as quickly as possible, such selection is constrained because greater host exploitation increases host mortality, thereby terminating transmission.
Restorative biomechanical forces can stabilize light limbs against the effects of gravity [ 7] and can act much more quickly than neuromuscular reflexes, which are constrained by relatively slow neuronal conduction velocities and muscular activation dynamics [ 11 13].
CPLEX solution algorithms are designed to solve large, difficult problems quickly and are applicable for linear, quadratically constrained and mixed-integer programming problems.
However, cash transfers appear to offer the best strategy for scaling up to a national system of social protection, by reaching families who are the most capacity constrained, in large numbers, relatively quickly.
