Fig. 13 1-D velocity models for the four temporary sites adjusted using the HVSR method.
For RACP, the temporary pacemaker was adjusted to 180 beats/minute, until the systolic blood pressure dropped to 45 mmHg.
The notion that the ever-widening trade deficit was merely a temporary phase while Britain adjusted to a weightless, virtual, financially-driven future has now exposed for the grotesque fantasy it always was.
When a college friend who lived there offered me a room in his apartment, I said yes, thinking it would be temporary, just until I adjusted to life in the big city.
All I can say is, this period where women have to artificially restrain themselves should be temporary as we get adjusted to seeing more women in power -- and slowly, over time, they will just be able to speak their minds.
Oxaliplatin was not adjusted for temporary cold-induced dysaethesia, but was omitted from the regimen for peripheral sensory neuropathy producing pain, numbness or loss of function (NCI CTC grade 3), if it persisted between chemotherapy cycles.
This result is complementary to the one claiming that labour adjustments in Spain are mainly achieved by adjusting temporary work in a labour market that is neatly segmented since the early 1990s (Dolado et al. 2002) in contrast to other European economies (Sala et al. 2012).
Immigrants typically enter on temporary visas and adjust to permanent status over time.
The ruling Democratic Party, which took power in September, criticized the former government's policy of letting companies hire temporary workers to adjust payroll size in line with production, and during the election campaign pledged to ban it.
