Category 1 academies will have high contact time with young players, require a minimum of 18 full-time staff and an operational budget of ?.5m.
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"They're always in high contact with other children and when they come back . . . they can easily transmit the virus to other family members.
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This so-called Wenzel-effect surface or lotus effect surface has less contact area by an amount proportional to the recessed area, giving it a high contact angle.
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:" Elaborate servicescapes "-environments that comprise multiple spaces, are rich in physical elements and symbolism, involve high contact services with many interactions between customers and employees.
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They found that hierarchical structure was not only necessary for a high contact angle but essential for the stability of the water-solid and water-air interfaces ( the composite interface ).
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The Scotch yoke is not used in most internal combustion engines because of the rapid wear of the slot in the yoke caused by sliding friction and high contact pressures.
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Another method used to classify services uses the degree of customer interaction in the service process and classifies services as " high contact " ( e . g . hospitality, dental care, hairdressing ) or " low contact " ( e . g . telecommunications, utility services ).
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However, those same statistics illustrate that while AIDS is not a gay disease, it is certainly an ecological disease that will strike with fury at any population whose collective sexual behavior is characterized by high contact rates, active core groups, high levels of sexual mixing, and high carriage of other STDs . "
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On 17 April Westhoff was controversially suspended for two games for high contact on North Adelaide captain Darryl Wintle during Central District's 7 goal defeat of the Roosters in Round 1 of the SANFL . The suspension effectively prevented him from playing for three weeks, as Central District had a bye during that period.
