The field thus gets weaker as you move away from the object, in proportion to the surface areas of these spheres.
Also, the surface areas of perfect spheres supervene with metaphysical necessity on their volumes (and vice versa) (Lombard 1986).
On these false dichotomies, after all, careers have been launched and areas of power, spheres of influence, unassailable ivory towers have been built, and many books have been sold; all of which of course, have wreaked regrettable damage on our youth, and more in general, on our cultural evolution, as yet left incomplete.
Operate in the overlapping areas of the institutional spheres.
The national science parks are characterized by: a) Operate in the overlapping areas of the institutional spheres.
The higher surface areas of ZnO@TiO2 hollow spheres would provide more sites for enhanced catalytic H2 performance.
MoUs are typically used to define strategic alliances between UNICEF and a CSO or civil society network and declare agreement on intent, areas of common interest, spheres of cooperation and operational engagements.
Two of the fifty largest cities in the United States are located in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and 65 percent of Oklahomans live within their metropolitan areas, or spheres of economic and social influence defined by the United States Census Bureau as a metropolitan statistical area.
In addition, there are local areas of silicification and many sphere-like pyrite coalescences (possibly framboids) up to 10 μm in diameter.
The contact area of the sphere-on-plane can be calculated on the basis of continuum elasticity models for deformable spheres such as JKR [21] or DMT-M model [22], which also gives a good approximation for ellipsoids providing R1/R2 ~ 1 [19].
