They have a well-developed knowledge of how to produce ignition and control fire-spread extent by burning the vegetation at the beginning and the end of the dry season when rain and storms are likely to extinguish fires [14], [15].
Incorporating surfactants to lower the liquid vapour interfacial tension (from 72 to 32mNm−1) did not affect the maximum spread diameter but significantly limited droplet recoil, giving final spreading extents that cover close to three times the surface area compared to droplets without the surfactant.
The differences in immunization coverage in different areas within Kozhikode district is explained by the spread and extent of vaccine-resistant geographical locations within the district.
The appearance of other symptoms, such as signs of space-occupying lesions (focal neurologic deficits including cranial nerve palsies, or diverse motor signs) or augmented intracranial pressure and cardiovascular instability may develop depending on the spread and extent of intracranial air.
There is sufficient data that show that, despite the common anatomical location, the different subtypes are associated with different premalignant lesions, cell type specific marker and oncogene expression, modes of tumor spread, and extent of and interaction with the extracellular matrix.
Modeling DNAPL water displacement processes at the pore-scale can lead to greater insight and understanding of lateral spreading, the extent of vertical migration, and the final fluid distributions of dense non-aqueous phase liquids.
With more far-flung manufacturing networks, it is obviously harder to apply JIT.Ohno's fame was spread to some extent by the telling of his story in books and articles translated into English.
In recent years, cluster computing technology has spread to the extent of becoming the basic platform for parallel computing.
It was observed that drops of polystyrene in a volatile solvent such as toluene, spread to some extent and then gets dried up thus preventing the contact line from moving further.
According to George Smith, author of The Virus Creation Labs: A Journey into the Underground, many virusmakers he interviewed experienced a "perverse enjoyment at seeing their creation spread to the extent that it was noticed by the media or remarked upon by antivirus developers".
Induration, the limits of which might not be sharply defined, can spread beyond the extent of a clinically apparent tumour.
