"The narrower difference between the levels of domestic and external rates will help stem the ruble's strengthening," the central bank said in a statement.
In humans, aspiration of gastric contents involves more than hydrochloric acid alone and the narrow difference between injurious and non-injurious acid concentrations is a potential disadvantage [ 33].
On the other hand, chloroform and methanol evaporate at almost the same rate due to the narrow difference between their bp (bp of methanol = 65°C) leaving behind a homogeneous film of the extract and phospholipids.
This relates to the narrowing difference between the price of gas in the winter and the summer, which had previously allowed companies to rely on selling gas more expensively in the winter than it was bought in the summer.
As also seen from the high-resolution SEM image in Fig. 3e, large circular pits are absent, and this is the case for the whole sample giving a narrow size difference between clusters, allowing better packing of the particles.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, whose last day as secretary of state is Friday, said at a global forum at the Newseum on Tuesday that she expected Mr. Kerry to undertake a new effort to narrow differences between Israel and the Palestinians.
A range of Bush administration officials acknowledged that progress had been made in narrowing differences between the American and Iraqi positions, and that a draft proposal was now circulating.
WantedDiplomatic efforts to narrow differences between Russia and the West over a plan to end the crisis in Kosovo continued.
The shock of the Serbian onslaught has, for the moment, narrowed differences between Mr Rugova and those Kosovars who urge a more drastic course.
The talks, directed by James A. Baker III, a former secretary of state now representing the United Nations, have been trying to narrow differences between the Moroccans and the Polisario Front, which claims the region.
