Higher export availability in view of a contraction in world commercial trade in led to lower prices in 1998.
Too high of carbon dioxide availability, in view of its low solubility in hot water, can destabilize the foam that was just formed, whereas a lower carbon dioxide content in the bubbles may be retained for a long time in view of the viscosity increase of the continuous phase, on cooling: from about 0.50 mPa s at 70 °C to 1.40 mPa s at 25 °C.
In view of availability, aluminum alloys have a historically tendency to faster insertion due to their lower manufacturing and operated production infrastructure.
The city's endorsement of these policing tactics in view of the availability of alternatives suggests that the true agenda is not safety but dominance.
The disposal and use of solid industrial wastes like phosphogypsum, fluorogypsum, fly ash, slag, and lime sludge, is significant in view of their availability and potential applications.
For the above reasons, in the present study, in view of its availability as agricultural waste, we used green chickpea flour (GrCf) as the substrate of choice for producing and maximizing PYT production.
Besides, another related problem involves the energy planning of biofuel systems in view of land availability constraints, which arises when agricultural resources need to be used for both food and energy production.
In view of the availability of plenty of raw material, the ease of deriving the active carbons and, further, the simplicity of the technique make the NVNC better than the rest two.
In view of the availability of at least some of the texts of the Scottish common sense philosophers and their discussion in the literature, it is legitimate to assume that Kant would have been familiar with the work available in translation (see also Kuehn, Scottish common Sense in Germany, 167 207).
Comparing it to one specific year (e.g., previous year) could make the measure too unstable and subject to business cycle effects, while taking a longer period over which to measure the average might no longer reflect the typical occupational structure of the country (in addition, using a longer period may be difficult in view of the availability of consistent data for the 1990s).
CT remains a useful modality in view of its availability.
