(2) At rt, a mixture of methanol (10 mL) and the solid imidate hydrochloride was set to react under stirring for 48 h.
At rt, a mixture of methanol (10 mL) and the solid imidate hydrochloride was set to react under stirring for 48 h.
"A big man, a huge man, with bared teeth was set to pounce, and before I could react he grabbed my shoulder and flung me back, screaming, 'Get the hell out of my race and give me those numbers!' Then he swiped down my front, trying to rip off my bib number, just as I leapt backward from him.
The current system is set up to react to health challenges, and this consumes a large proportion of the health budget.
The Summers kerfuffle is one example among the scores that Porter weaves together to prove his worthy point: "Prices — how they are set, how people react to them — can tell us who people really are".
Troop levels should be set not by reacting to the demands of militarizing our foreign policy under George W. Bush, but by the requirements of a new national security strategy.
Fractal continuity equations are set up for a diffusing and reacting component in a pore of a uniformly active or supported catalyst.
So, a dial developing according to a continuous dynamics from a given initial state, can not be set up so as to react to a second dial, with which it interacts, in such a way that it is guaranteed to always end up set at the same angle as the second dial.
Depending on how high it is set, and how traders react to it, such a tax could raise somewhere between $175 and $350 billion a year, according to a 2009 study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
Once it's set up you can make the cam react to motion and light up when it senses an intruder nearby or simply stay on all night, maintaining vigil over your car or fruit trees.
In height imaging, integral and proportional feedback gain parameters were set as high as possible to faster react to changes in topography and just below the onset of spurious feedback oscillations.
