The demonstration is the biggest show of support for the Podemos party, whose popularity has rapidly surged in recent months.
We describe Lean processes that were implemented to rapidly expand surge capacity.
Cases surge rapidly, as they did in Haiti in 2010, but can be rapidly contained with oral and intravenous rehydration; only about 6,000 have died in Haiti.
Now a study of fish provides the first solid evidence that simply watching an aggressive interaction can rapidly trigger a surge in hormone levels.
Starting in the late 1990s, Comverse's voice messaging software became its main product and the company grew rapidly with the surge in mobile phone use, passing the $1 billion mark in revenues.
Critical barriers in the affected countries include limited electronic connectivity (38 ); insufficient numbers of trained staff; inability to surge rapidly enough to provide needed case detection, education, contact tracing, and isolation services; and poorly functioning national health and public health systems with staff who often were unpaid, untrained, and poorly supervised.
Investment has also surged rapidly this autumn, government statistics released on Friday showed, as state-owned banks have lent heavily to state-owned enterprises.
But unlike most couriers, aid donors operate amid chaos, with rapidly changing constraints (surges of people, outbreaks of disease, attacks by warlords).
They worked in businesses that were growing rapidly because of the surge in wealth in postwar America.
If its utility and safety are confirmed, SORT may prove to be a useful tool to blunt health system surge and rapidly collect epidemiologic data on future disease outbreaks.
