(c), (d), and (e) Change in latitude, longitude, and depth, respectively, by the relocation process.
KUC1 and KUC7 12 experienced relocations in 2001 and 2004, respectively.
Kozlowski, and an events planner who admitted having an affair with the ex-CEO, also had their relocation loan balances reduced by $25 million and $1 million, respectively.
For 197 people, the reason for non-contact after three attempts was unknown, while for respectively 511 and 34, relocation to an unknown new address and death was documented.
The blue and black stars are hypocenters of the foreshock and the mainshock, respectively, after and before the relocation.
Democrats and Republicans will have thirty days to relocate to blue states and red states, respectively, or else they will be placed in attractive government relocation camps for their own safety and comfort.
We found that [X → A] and [A i → A j] relocations are 60.4 and 9.1% more frequent than expected (P = 0.0108 after applying Bonferroni's correction), respectively, whereas [A → X] relocations are highly underrepresented (72.5% less than expected; table 2).
Moreover, InSite Services' move to 44 South Broadway and Greenwich Technology Partners' leasing of 29,400 square feet at 123 Main Street involved relocations from outside the county -- from Manhattan and Stamford, respectively.
The observations of WASP but not of PKCθ accumulation are particularly intriguing as these two factors were recently reported to exert opposing (respectively negative and positive) effects on IS relocation, a process also correlated with greater IL2 production [34].
Reasons for nonparticipation included consultants' or general practitioners' refusal (7, 6 and 2%), woman's own refusal (3, 3 and 2%), death (16, 11 and 9%) and relocation from the study area (3, 3 and 2%, respectively).
