Occupy Finsbury Square, on the edge of London's financial district, began as a spillover of the main camp set up outside St Paul's Cathedral in mid-October by protesters demonstrating against the perceived excesses of the global financial system.
Underwater visual census and tagging/tracking may allow getting evidence of ecological spillover, while experimental catch data are essential to assess and monitor fishery spillover, which is the main component of MPAs that can provide direct benefit to local fisheries.
On loan from the Studio Museum in Harlem, it hangs in a fifth-floor gallery, with other spillover pieces from the main show two floors below.
Domestic dogs are the main reservoir and are responsible for spillover infection of other domestic animals, especially cattle.
Furthermore, those not receiving support may be affected by the programs due to spillover effects which often are the main justification for R&D subsidies.
The main econometric models to estimate volatility characteristics and spillovers between financial markets are the autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (ARCH) model and stochastic volatility (SV) model.
Dogs are the main reservoir of the virus and are responsible for spillover infections in humans (2 ).
Inter-regional spillovers of local public goods are the main cause of decentralization failure.
By most accounts, the club is not even the main sports attraction in its own town; with so much spillover from the surrounding cities, Liverpool, Manchester United and perhaps even Everton have more support in Wigan proper.
"The main economic shock is not the direct loss of business, but spillover effects in terms of damage to the power and transportation industries and disruptions to the supply chain," said Ethan S. Harris, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
