In contrast, a tighter trajectory was seen in samples from patient 26 whose surgery was less severe and recovery quicker (RACHS-1 score 2, invasive ventilation 21 hr and 25 d free of PICU at 28 d).
Only six boats had been built to the rule, and in its effort to catch up with the Kiwis' advance, Oracle wound up crashing its first boat, stopping an already tight development trajectory.
On-call town car (a taxi ride with the inevitable careening driver, can kill next meetings quicker than lettuce in a front tooth) -- around $3,000 for three days of business in a tight little trajectory near Capitol Hill, though it's nice that the 20percentt gratuity is included.
The first was a list of genes comprised of core mitochondrial cellular annotations, which are hypothesized to evolve along tight co-adaptive trajectories with their mtDNA-encoded counterparts [ 6, 18].
Existing methods using the structure gauge provide an insufficient measure because the model either rotates or because the trajectory makes tight turns through narrow passages.
For a minute or two, at the start of The Power Out - which was recorded with Nirvana producer Steve Albini at the mixing desk - Electrelane appear to be on a tight, international indie-pop trajectory.
Despite agreements achieved in flying reference business trajectories (RBTs) among different stakeholders, tight spatio-temporal connectivity between trajectories in dense sectors can cause perturbations that might introduce time or space deviations into the original RBTs, thus potentially affecting other 4D trajectories.
These unquantifiable events change the trajectories of tight campaigns.
Ever-decreasing feature sizes require extremely tight process control, especially the temperature trajectory to be precisely followed and the temperature uniformity across the wafer to be closely maintained, both of which rely on a good chamber design.
As expected, the robot's trajectory is close to the leader's, but deviation occurs when the leader path turns with a tight radius.
