The carrier phase measurements can be also affected by cycle slips which are sudden changes in the integer phase ambiguity due to the phase tracking loop within the receiver.
The resulting rapid change in viral genetics produces antigenic shifts, which are sudden changes from one antigen to another.
This stratigraphic interval also provides an excellent example of incursion epiboles, which are sudden appearances and disappearances of fossil taxa in relatively thin sections of the rock unit.
Still, parents and administrators noted children's fear of violence, especially car bombings, which are sudden, indiscriminate and terrifying killers and key weapons of antigovernment insurgents.
The third patient had a cardiorespiratory arrest, which was sudden and unexpected.
This system is best suited to early detection of exposures which are sudden, widespread and/or highly teratogenic, and was reassuring in demonstrating an absence of a sustained exposure of this type.
We encountered a patient with sensorineural hearing loss complicating scrub typhus, and three patients with scrub typhus who complained of otalgia, which was sudden onset, severe, paroxysmal, intermittent yet persistent pain lasting for several seconds, appeared within 1 week after the onset of fever and rash.
And studies of at-home monitoring in the 1980s and 1990s found no evidence that tracking a baby's pulse or breathing could prevent sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), which is the sudden, unexplained death of an infant, usually during sleep.
"Jo means 'serene introduction.' Ha means 'extended and detailed narrative information.' Kyu means 'an ending which is surprisingly sudden.' It's much more interesting than the Aristotelian model of a beginning, middle, and end.
Under starved lubrication conditions, the non-textured samples always failed catastrophically by scuffing, which is a sudden and catastrophic failure.
