"Broken, settled, spread, shifted, or overturned rails account for about 50% of the equipment related derailments".
In other areas, California's autumn spread shifts to the flatlands of urban areas.
The tentative contract that General Motors negotiated with the United Auto Workers last week would lower the cost spread by shifting retiree health insurance obligations to a stand-alone trust fund administered by the U.A.W. and by lowering the wage scale for new hires.
The spread has shifted a bit since Chatroulette first made a splash — the users have gotten a bit older — but they are still mostly male, and between the ages of 25-34.
Fast-moving fires spread by shifting winds forced thousands more to evacuate their homes on Saturday as the death toll over the week rose to 40, with hundreds missing.
Such information use, where decisions can be influenced without immediate association, may lead to more lasting and widely spreading shifts in resource use compared to a situation when imminent signal is needed to produce a response.
Long-term studies are needed to investigate if longer, more spread exposure would shift students' competence frustration into competence satisfaction, and stimulate students' intrinsic motivation.
Other effects may be felt in more indirect ways, such as through altered exposures to chemicals and pathogens whose use and spread, respectively, may shift in response to climate change.
The spreading centre shifted west of the hot spot about 80 million years ago, ending construction of the Rio Grande Rise but continuing to build the Walvis Ridge.
The experimental results show that the proposed model, the Efficient Wavelet Masking (EWM) scheme, has a hiding capacity significantly higher than the Spread and Shift Spectrum Algorithms and additionally a statistical transparency higher than all of the above mentioned mechanisms.
Coburn's framework included sustainability, spread, and shift in ownership, along with a fourth dimension: deep and consequential change.
