The government greatly values the role played by the church in national life in a range of spheres".
Globalisation can, at its core, be defined as a process of change affecting the nature of human interaction as boundaries become eroded across a range of spheres and along three dimensions: spatial, temporal and cognitive [ 2].
This ideal is common to a range of social spheres, and should take 'industrial, as well as civil and political' forms ('The Ethics of Democracy', EW1, 246).
A range of structures, including spheres and oligomers of associated spheres (diameter 15.6±1.6 nm SD), can be seen, and examples of increased elongation of the aggregates are apparent (Fig. 3B).
The method, implemented in the form of a Message Passing Interface parallel program, has been validated for a range of flows around spheres.
The AuNP library tested contains a range of shapes, including spheres, rods and shells, that possess a range of coatings, such as silica, citrate, lipoprotein, polymaleic acid, polyethylene glycol, DNA and others.
Weaknesses and constraints in the existing system of national data collection, analysis and dissemination are as follows: Companies and producers are located over a wide area and have a wide range of spheres of activity.
We use economic categories, like "human capital" and "opportunity costs," in a wide range of spheres.
We scanned phantoms with small sub-centimeter spheres at a wide range of sphere-to-background ratios (1 1 to 15:15.
Regardless of the extensive literature on the synthesis of nanosize HA with a range of morphologies, such as spheres, nanorods, and nanofibers, very few reports are available on combining hydroxyapatite nanorods (nHA) with biocompatible polymers.
