But, as is often the case in Iranian politics, such statements were just as rapidly offset by more reassuring comments from the Oil Ministry that Iran would not use its oil exports as a bargaining chip with the West.
The maximum in solid phase As is offset by one profile to the east relative to the highest dissolved As concentrations observed at I6, however (Fig. 5c).
Alternatively, she might simply believe that a certain amount of violence is acceptable, as long as it is offset by other aspects of the relationship that she values to a greater degree.
They are either formed via enzymatic reactions (respiratory chain, cytochrome P450 system and phagocytosis), or through non-enzymatic reactions such as those offset by ionising radiation and those involving oxygen with organic compounds [ 7].
For the all-para-connected homopolymer, the presence of crystallinity had a significant influence on the calorimetric glass transition properties of the amorphous phase: Tg was offset by as much as 20°C in the crystallized samples as compared to the wholly amorphous material, and a sizeable (WRAP ∼ 0.30) rigid-amorphous-phase fraction was observed.
Off North America, the Pacific seafloor lacks a mid-oceanic ridge, but there the magnetic stripes also appear offset, by as much as 1,175 km (730 miles) along the Mendocino Fracture Zone.
Those detainees would be relocated to a U.S. facility that could cost up to $475 million to build, but would ultimately be offset by as much as $180 million per year in operating cost savings.
Some of these were featured in the 1991 Reinhardt retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, but a more generous sample had been collected earlier, in 1975, and reproduced as offset prints by the Marlborough Gallery in Rome.
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