This comes in the wake of rapidly increasing takings at the Chinese box office – according to the Wall Street Journal, the total for 2015 is up 43% on the year before, at $4.3bn£2.75bnbn).
In the wake of rapidly growing demand for coal and captive coal blocks, it was the UPA I Government which, for the first time, conceived the idea of making allocations through the competitive bidding route in June 2004.
This is more so for the developing countries, which are constrained by resource, capacity, and institutional challenges in the wake of rapidly increasing population.
Evidence of reactive EEG or continuous background activity indicates a high probability of good neurological recovery, and these patients usually wake up rapidly after rewarming and discontinuation of sedation.
The NICE guidance is a useful basis for clinical practice, but in their communications with GPs, for example in referral letters and at educational events, rheumatologists in South Yorkshire identified some uncertainty about its detailed application in the wake of rapidly-evolving new evidence on the risks and benefits of tNSAIDs and COX-2 inhibitors.
In the wake of a rapidly changing world, cities need to cope with global threats and opportunities, and changing societal demands regarding living standards in cities.
We have woken up less rapidly and definitively to the effects of displacing labour costs to undeveloped economies.
In the distance, I could see the rapidly receding wake of the two boats that, minutes before, had dropped off our party in this remote spot.
For zero gravity the LOI based on wake flame extinction decreases rapidly with flow velocity for small velocities but with further increase in velocity the LOI value stays approximately constant.
In their wake, invertebrate fisheries are rapidly expanding with little scientific scrutiny despite increasing socio-economic importance.
