The phrase "at hf" is not correct or usable in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It may be intended to refer to a specific location or context, but without additional information, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Please meet me at hf for the discussion."
Alternatives: "at headquarters" or "at the facility".
By using data from three radars, this paper discusses some new features of midlatitude MSE at HF (HF-MSE).
By user-related, consideration has been made of such issues as the perception of the user about drugs (including SP), timing of reporting at the ANC clinic by the pregnant women concerned, quality of services at HF level, and HF infrastructural environment compromising the quality of services.
For instance, participants could pay a little registration fee for procuring patient card, paying watchman's wage, paying for HF utilities (water, electricity, charchoal for various boiling activities done at HF level in favour of patient services, or lunch for outreach/mobile clinic staff, etc).
Practising DOT was also reported to be hampered by other factors such as shortages of clean water and cups at HF level and that having disposable cups would help to motivate the clients who hate sharing cups between successive users at HF level.
Although, this study was not designed to address this question, based on our estimates of annual HF discharges in the province and the annual number of new patients seen in HF clinics, it is likely that an only small proportion of appropriate patients are cared for at HF clinics.
There are still places left on a week's holiday at HF Holidays' own country house near Coniston Water in July.
These results suggest that the metallic glass forming range of the Cu Hf system could, at least, be extended to 77 at.% Hf, which falls in the range predicted by the Gibbs free energy diagram.
The optimal composition is found to be approximately 30 at.% Hf, when the ORR performance begins to decrease at a faster rate than the HOR performance and the OER current at 1300 mV is also a maximum.
At the same time, a coating containing 0.5 at.% Hf grew a very thin (< 0.5 µm) oxide over which developed a network of ridges about 1 ��m high.
Based on Miedema's semi-empirical model, a Gibbs free energy diagram is constructed for the Cu Hf system and shows that the amorphous phase is favored to be formed over 8 94 at.% Hf, which is much broader than the experimentally determined 30 70 at.% Hf.
The highest recorded hardness is 28.6 ± 0.6 GPa with 0.5 at.% Hf addition, whereas further increasing the Hf content up to 4.2 at.% decreases the hardness.
