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Assume that the angle spread follows the same distribution as (25).
Other interdisciplinary examples include new human influenzas for which geographic spread follows their evolution in novel livestock polycultures (Webster et al. 1992; Crowl et al. 2008), and incursions of genes from nonnative and engineered sources into wild populations (Sasua et al. 2009).
The journey since then has followed the route of most famous start-ups: rising user-numbers and a global spread, followed by a need to re-group, consolidate, and monetise on the popularity.
The incessant stimulation of today's news media — which keeps the public in permanent expectation of the next superlative and of the ever-greater satisfaction it is sure to provide — entails the danger that a peculiar feeling of emptiness will spread, followed by shame for past exuberance, as after a night of furious drinking.
According to diffusion of innovations theory, innovations that successfully spread follow an S-shaped adoption curve as shown in Figure 1.
One by one, all three hospitals in the county shut down due to fear of the virus's spread, followed by most of the primary care clinics.
Furthermore, the majority of spondylodiscitis cases are acquired by hematogenous spread, followed by direct external inoculation, whereas spread from contiguous tissues is comparably rare [ 17].
The intermediate group had the lowest median and spread, followed by the expert group, and the novice group had the most inconsistent outcomes.
The number of locations used in each artificial map or patch spread followed the distribution of the number of active regions and labeled patches in our source data.
Its rapid worldwide spread followed a complex invasion history involving admixture events and a prominent role of the Eastern North American outbreak [ 23, 24].
Thus after microinjection of scrapie into the striatum of C57 mice, the rapid spread of PrPres to thalamus and the cellular distribution within thalamus suggested that spread followed neuroanatomical pathways [ 35] rather than vasculature.
