Linking NV outbreaks to common-source introductions nationally or internationally may be more difficult because of the high secondary attack rate that results from rapid person-to-person transmission.
From this beginning the evolution of broadcasting was rapid; many persons who wanted to hear music from the air soon created a demand for receivers that were suitable for operation by the layman.
While there are many companies launching that focus entirely on group SMS alone, Swarmteams is the most ambitious system I've seen yet for rapid multi-person communication.
In an era of rapid urbanisation, single-person households and a generational shift away from private car ownership, the world's largest car manufacturer last year, Toyota, says it is redefining its core mission from making and selling cars to bridging small transport gaps in urban areas.
The population of the United States and most industrialized nations is undergoing rapid expansion of persons aged 65 years and older.
The rapid increase in persons aged ≥ 55 years in Western countries implies that OA is becoming a public healthcare problem with increasing healthcare costs [ 1, 4].
Disaffiliation from religion is an important factor behind the rapid rise in persons claiming no religious affiliation in many advanced industrial countries.
The trend towards an inverse association between cardio-vascular admissions and heat-events and the strong positive association between cardio-vascular mortality and heat-events suggests these events may lead to a rapid deterioration in persons with existing cardio-vascular disease resulting in death.
The cinematography borrowed ideas from video games, such as rapid transitions between first-person and third-person perspectives.
It was interpreted that the caregiver's rapid response to the person's wish to end the activity gave the person a sense of self-determination.
He said that the wounds appeared to have been "made in rapid succession by one person".
