In this study, seven CEDI stacks filled with different ion exchange membranes (IEM) were compared for their performance during the LLRW treatment.
In many ways, the forum was a stacked house, filled with union leaders and pro-union immigrants who repeatedly talked about all that unions could do for immigrants.
"I saw that the youth were dividing and they don't have a leader, so we decided to help them organize and join together," said Mr. Masqari as he held up what he said was a stack of papers filled with hundreds of names of those who joined.
This effect was two fold; the effective refractive increased since a larger area of the stack was filled with particles (rather than the hydrogel matrix), and also that the effective spacing size between the stacks decreased, as sections of the particles existed outside of the rectangle (Fig. 3(d)).
In 2008, when Kfir visited the Jerusalem headquarters of the The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, also known as B'Tselem, she found herself in a room filled with stacks and stacks of DV tapes the group had collected from volunteers.
Afterwards, he'd carry it all home alone – two speakers, two magnetic tape recorders and a backpack filled with a stack of tapes, records, cables, a microphone and a mixer.
It was a woodshed, half filled with stacked logs and a great pile of kindling.
For comparison, VSVG was markedly more concentrated in the TGN than in the stack (except in cells expressing high levels of VSVG, where the stacks were filled with this cargo); and PC-I aggregates (in human fibroblasts) were also much more numerous in the TGN than in the Golgi stack (not shown).
In a gymnasium filled with stacks of donated food, clothes and supplies, a handful of army National Guard members mixed in among a few dozen volunteers and residents.
Romney's base is a room filled with stacks of cash.
