The phrase "a gbl" is not correct or usable in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It may be intended as an abbreviation or acronym, but without further context, it is not meaningful.
Example: "I need to discuss a gbl with you, but I'm not sure what it stands for."
Alternatives: "a global" or "a good balance".
In general, a GBL fit produces tracks with a lower χ 2 compared to straight line fits, as kinks at the possibly thick DUT and also at the MIMOSA 26 planes themselves are allowed for.
New biomechanically detailed studies should be carried out, examining, for example, modification of external rotation, the friction between the subscapularis tendon and the graft, the humeral head position relative to the glenoid rotational center after the removal of the capsulolabral complex and after the creation of a GBL of about 25%.
"Being a GBL addict didn't make me feel crazy, it actually made me crazy," says "Bluestreak" on the Urban75s online drug forum.
Maryon started the Angelus Foundation after her 21-year-old daughter Hester died from a combination of a small amount of alcohol and a half-dose of GBL, a legal high.
Angelus's founder, Maryon Stewart, whose daughter Hester lost her life after taking a mixture of alcohol and GBL, a legal high, said: "Effective interventions, shown to reduce the use of drugs and alcohol by in excess of 50%, have been peer reviewed and published in medical journals and are currently being delivered in schools in Canada and Australia.
Get the dose wrong, however, and the substance becomes hazardous; there's a reason that GHB and its narcotic stablemate GBL – a precursor of GHB, used to make spandex and paint stripper, that transforms into GHB when it's ingested – are known by some as "Satan's urine".
Club drugs such as GBL, a new favourite with Brighton's big gay community, claim the odd victim.
Control of RTL was won last year at the price of giving 25.1% of Bertelsmann to Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL), a Belgian investment firm, which has the right to float the stake in 2005.
As things stand, the firm's shares could be listed in 2005, when Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL), a Belgian investment firm, will have the right to float the 25.1% of Bertelsmann that it owns.
Ms Mohn answers that there is no immediate prospect of this since her eldest son, Christoph, is 38 and she thinks that chief executives should be 50 or so.From 2005, Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL), a holding company that owns 25% of Bertelsmann's equity, can demand an initial public offering of the firm's shares.
A more versatile GBL track resolution calculator allowing for all possible geometries is also available [36].
