The aforementioned factors — a converging air pattern, piles of moisture and explosive instability — set the large scale stage for significant flooding.
They must have a prototype that works, be either in the growth, pilot or scale stage, and be tech-driven.
In their paper, the authors classified the literature reviewed according to the scale, stage and source of the crisis and made future research suggestions in consideration of the gaps identified.
The fourth Blueprint to Scale stage entails sustainability reaching large numbers of customers.
Fibrosis was scored on a five-point scale: stage 0 = no fibrosis; stage 1 = portal fibrosis; stage 2 = periportal fibrosis; stage 3 = septal fibrosis; stage 4 = cirrhosis.
The lenses were graded using the Sipple's scale, Stage 1 - Clear lens, Stage 2 - Peripheral vacuoles, Stage 3 - Irregular peripheral vacuoles with the involvement of lens cortex, Stage 4 - Irregular opacity of lens and Stage 5 - Pronounced opacity.
For secondary growth stages within the BBCH scale, stages between 70 to 80 are described as a percentage of fruit growth, with stage 71 having 10% of final fruit weight, to stage 79 having 90% of final fruit weight.
This study focuses on the development of a scale for staging basic mobility and walking functions based on the ICF.
A copy of his proposal made its way to David Gockley, the general director of the Houston Grand Opera, and in 1998 that company presented two performances of the piece in a scaled-down production, followed by a full-scale staging in 2000 that also yielded a PBS "Great Performances" broadcast and a recording on the Ondine label.
A massive projection screen showing artfully stylised visuals and pulsing hyperspace starfields is arena-show standard but otherwise there is a distinct lack of large-scale staging gimmicks.
