The Meteor PSS will be able to cope with high incidence and limited sideslip angles during manoeuvres but not negative incidences or large amounts of sideslip.

Increased incidences of fetal structural abnormalities and other manifestations of developmental toxicity ( embryolethality, growth retardation ) were observed in the offspring of animals ( rats and rabbits ) treated with either oxcarbazepine or its active 10-hydroxy metabolite ( MHD ) during pregnancy at doses similar to the maximum recommended human dose.

In addition to a decrease in the incidence of delta waves during slow-wave sleep in the elderly, the incidence of temporal delta wave activity is common seen in older adults, and incidences also increase with age.

While the bone may feel healed and not hurt during daily activity, the process of bone remodeling may take place for many months after the injury feels healed, and incidences of re-fracturing the bone is still at significant risk.

Poor play due to a rash of injuries, new players that never meshed, aging veterans, the fallout from Collins situation, and a string of embarrassing on-field incidences ( including linebacker Kevin Greene attacking his linebackers coach Kevin Steele on the sidelines during the Redskins game, after which the Panthers fell to 2-12 ), all contributed to the team falling apart.

Despite these incidences of occasional violence between African and European forces however, many African states were able to ensure that any trade went on in their own terms, imposing custom duties on foreign ships, and in one case that occurred in 1525, the Kongolese king, Afonso I, seized a French vessel and its crew for illegally trading on his coast.

" These incidences prompted calls for safeguards in medical research.

Increasingly, however, Zitkala-Ša began to criticize the corrupt practices of the BIA, such as their prohibition of the use of native languages and practices within the school systems set up for Native American children and reported incidences of abuse resulting from children's refusal to pray in the Christian manner.

Dr. Philip M. Tierno Jr., director of clinical microbiology and immunology at the New York University Medical Center, who helped determine that tampons were behind toxic shock syndrome ( TSS ) cases in the early 1980s, blames the introduction of higher-absorbency tampons in 1978, as well as the relatively recent decision by manufacturers to recommend that tampons can be worn overnight, for increased incidences of toxic shock syndrome.

To prove this by double counting, let d ( v ) be the degree of vertex v. The number of vertex-edge incidences in the graph may be counted in two different ways: by summing the degrees of the vertices, or by counting two incidences for every edge.

Determining who owed what feudal incidences filled the court dockets for generations.

Moore is also remembered for several other incidences stemming from the Buffalo Creek Disaster.

Sultan Iskandar and his family members were not prosecuted for their past violations of the law on grounds that the royal immunity was still applicable when the incidences occurred.

For policies where incidences are not easy to delimit ( for example health insurance ), the deductible is typically applied per year.

Normalized correlation is one of the methods used for template matching, a process used for finding incidences of a pattern or object within an image.

SNV and HCPS are especially common in western states ; peak incidences for HCPS has been reported in regions in which there is a lot of contact between humans and mice ( New Mexico, Arizona ) and in states with exceptionally large rural populations such as California.

The Australian study estimated the following incidences for each subtype of Sanfilippo syndrome:

In addition, although there have been isolated incidences of prejudice against Zoroastrians, most followers of this faith have not been persecuted for being followers of this faith.

A 2005 study titled " Irrigation of Parks, Playgrounds, and Schoolyards with Reclaimed Water " found that there had been no incidences of illness or disease from either microbial pathogens or chemicals, and the risks of using using reclaimed water for irrigation are not measurably different from irrigation using potable water.

Since each line is incident to points ( i. e., once for each ), the number of incidences is which matches the upper bound.

for the number of incidences between points and algebraic varieties in higher dimensions.

On the federal level for example, HRSA's HIV / AIDS Bureau works with MTW staff and cosponsors to develop a series of community based workshops with MTW winners ; sharing lessons and advising community leaders, clinicians, and administrators on strategies to improve primary care coordination for populations with high incidences of HIV / AIDS.

Both incidences were later the targets of class action suits against the city of San Francisco, although the former, undertaken by the Lawyer's Guild, would not be resolved for nearly a decade.

Levi graphs may also be defined for other types of incidence structure, such as the incidences between points and planes in Euclidean space.

This 5-question survey corresponds well with impressions from friends and family, and low incidences of depression.

In addition, the severity of these incidences grew as well, in some cases leading to acid throwing, which in turn led to states like Tamil Nadu making it a non bailable offense.

Maternal sFlt1 has been shown to be significantly higher in incidences of severe preeclampsia, as compared with mild forms of the disease, as well as with uncomplicated pregnancies.

" The Massachusetts state Department of Public Health conducted an investigation into specific incidences of the cancer on Cape Cod and their possible relationship to the PAVE PAWS radar station.

As his name suggests, he often misunderstands situations, and is seemingly unable to interpret incidences in their own context, instead viewing them through the prism of his own prejudices, typically centered on inter-war upper-class values.

Male circumcision had little to moderate effect in their simulations, but given the geographical correlation found, the authors propose that it could have had an indirect role, either by increasing genital ulcer disease itself ( it is known that syphilis, chancroid, and several other GUDs have higher incidences in uncircumcised men ), or by permitting further spread of the HIV strain, after the first chains of sexual transmission permitted adaptation to the human organism.

A report of fatal incidences with cat food in Australia led to rumours and speculation about the safety of irradiated food and a nationwide recall.

Like most intercity school systems, the district has had to face its own share of controversy dealing with problems concerning racial tension, student population assignments, and administrative scandal ; such incidences include a student boycott in 1966 and using " racial tie-breakers " which led to a 2007 supreme court case.

These events happened amid documented incidences of local whites dressing as Indians and committing crimes and numerous mule-trains that were attacked and plundered by the various sierra peoples.

* There have been 18 incidences of theft or loss of highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) and plutonium confirmed by the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ).

One of the first incidences of blessing in the Bible is in Genesis where Abram is ordered by the

The debate was welcomed by Ann Cryer MP who cited incidences in her own constituency.

There are also recorded incidences of pathogens evolving multiple drug resistance – resistance to two chemically different fungicides by separate mutation events.

Certain incidences hint towards the fact that Jochi was of a kinder disposition than Genghis Khan, though the adjective “ kind ” must be interpreted by the standards of his times and milieu because Jochi had had his share of indulgence in massacres of civilians.

While this verse is brief in regards to words and time, it denotes a subtle and increasing disaffection in the American / Texan experience, adversely affected by seemingly non-relevant incidences.

These incidences, accentuated by Quiroga's volatile nature, excacerbated his wife so greatly that she became severely depressed.

These lines generate at least mk incidences, and so by the first formulation of the Szemerédi – Trotter theorem, we have

Given a set of points,, and the set of hyperplanes,, which are each spanned by, the number of incidences between and is bounded above by

A favourite device with him ( often employed with picturesque effect ) was to bring into contact persons representing widely severed social ranks ; in this book the " effect " depends too often on " incidences of the boldest artificiality ," as nearly always we end by neglecting the story as a story, and surrendering ourselves to the charm of certain parts, the fascination of certain characters.

The game retains the series ' tradition of allowing the player to name the lead character, reconciling the two by having the voice acting script skip incidences of the Hero's name, ( e. g. the line " Okay, Hero, my boy ..." appears on-screen, while the voice acting says, " Okay, my boy ...") and occasionally replacing the name with Yangus ' nickname for him, "' guv " ( as in " governor ", pronounced with a Cockney accent ).

There are a number of incidences of religious deception, or the use of superstition by those in power to control and manipulate others, in the Barsoom series.

Cited incidences of abuse recorded by Human Rights Watch include talibes being forced to beg for upwards of ten hours a day, being beaten if they do not meet quotas set by marabouts, routinely denied adequate food and water, and required to sleep outdoors.