Showing a cascade of schoolchildren running outside into a swarm of snowflakes, the many-hued parkas doing some swarming of their own, Stringer dampens and darkens it all with a blue-white scrim of tiny flakes.
Carroll, meanwhile should simply be enjoyed for what he is, a player it is hard not to respond to on some visceral, emotional level, who seems to speak to the old, buried folk ideal of English football as a kind of trial of strength, some swarming, steaming bladder-wrestle.
Some swarms have lasted for a full week, but the population of respondents can turn over as frequently as every hour.
Some swarms are induced by static stress change due to volcanic eruptions, such as the 2000 Izu Islands, Japan swarm (e.g., Toda et al., 2002) induced by the eruption of Miyake Island volcano.
Even though all isolates with flaR premature stop codons still showed some swarming and the 10403S Δ flaR showed no significant reduction in swarming ability, these findings suggest that the frameshift mutations in flaR may affect motility, at least in some strains.
Besides being caught in mid-puff by this particular message, the home audience became exposed to a number of longer anti-smoking messages, which seemed to have the capacity of acting upon the existing crowd of cigarette commercials like antibodies grappling with some bacterial swarm.
The proposed method was compared to some relevant swarm approaches: ACO, PSO, and genetic algorithms (GAs) (Table 3).
The current study explores the efficiency of some recent swarm intelligence techniques: accelerated particle swarm optimization (APSO), firefly algorithm (FA), and cuckoo search (CS).
Steinback revealed, however, that despite the backlash among some users, Swarm is seeing that 90percentt of the users who were actively checking in on the old foursquare are checking in on Swarm.
