Periodic fever, the patient's response to infection, also presents recurrent heat shock to the parasite.
Budapest has a continental climate, with relatively high summer temperatures and recurrent heat-waves are a problem [ 9].
It's main focus is to augment and strengthen the resilience of communities by improving their capacity to deal with inconsistent rainfall patterns, recurrent drought, heat waves, diseases outbreaks and other extreme weather events.
Furthermore, the geographical location within a depression, combined with the lack of rain, reduced wind speed, and temperatures during this period make the region a target of recurrent episodes of heat exchange.
Because of the exploratory nature of adaptive improvisation, alleviation of stress by exploration will typically require a longer period of time compared to responses which have been previously selected based on their ability to accommodate this stress (e.g. pre-evolved responses to recurrent stress such as heat shock).
Rising global temperatures, coupled with decreasing access to clean drinking water, may exacerbate the effects of heat exposure in both outdoor and indoor workers who are exposed to chronic heat stress and recurrent dehydration.
The above analysis revealed a number of recurrent ICS, shown in the HEAT map of Figure 3, that are largely consistent with previous studies using a variety of technologies.
Thermal performances of heat spreader in transient conditions were determined base on numerical simulation of transient heat transfer in its recurrent part, including melting process of PCM.
7 Excess heat exposure during normal daily activities creates a high risk of recurrent dehydration and can cause other effects on physical health (eg, exhaustion, heat cramps, heat stroke or death).
