Known along the Curanja as a man who inhabits a netherworld between isolated and settled people, Epa embodies the tensions brought by this new wave of contact, and some villagers have grown to distrust him.
In this analysis we have looked at area of residence at baseline, rather than at every wave of contact, so have not been able to examine moves between different types of area, or any self-selective processes involved in residential migration.
But, amid waves of contact, large languages lose their sharp edges, becoming bevelled as pieces of glass.
We study the influence of material gradients, elastic waves, and of contact time and magnitude of impact loading on the fracture behavior in terms of crack path geometry and crack propagation speed.
Simulated and observed relative risks of multiple physical symptoms and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) were compared across response waves (number of contact attempts).
Similarly, ego drug use in Wave II is associated with the number of contacts in Wave I who use drugs, as shown in Table 2.
A museum spokesman, Scott Gutterman, said that a wave of callers had contacted the Neue Galerie yesterday leaving the museum with the impression that some found the price objectionable.
As in [ 6] wave was defined as the number of contacts that were needed before a successful response, after excluding any attempts where the questionnaire was returned to sender, or the person was listed as being not present at a unit visit (e.g. wave 1 respondents are those that responded at first contact).
Archaeological remains suggest that this second wave of settlers came from or had contact with what was to become Russia and also Scandinavia and central Europe.
The first wave of people who may have had contact with Thomas Eric Duncan have been declared Ebola-free after 21 days of twice-daily temperature checks, bringing welcome news to a Dallas hospital that was sent into a tailspin by the discovery of the virus.
