Sentence examples for barrel environment from inspiring English sources

"The new budget, the old budget – neither has any meaning in a $40 per barrel environment.

The government's national oil spill detection and response agency (Nosdra) says that between 1976 and 1996 alone, more than 2.4m barrels contaminated the environment.

The model demonstrates the characteristic β-barrel structure and environment of the heme pocket.

Let's talk about the environment, pork barrel spending, health care, dependence on foreign oil,' " Mr. Shansby said, reflecting the concerns of wealthy Sonoma Valley Republicans — many of whom are skeptical of the war.

While the structure was solved in the absence of substrate (coproporphyrinogen III) or product (protoporphyrinogen IX), the [4Fe 4S] cluster is bound in an amphipathic environment within the barrel; half of the cluster is surrounded by hydrophobic residues, and the other half of the cluster is surrounded by hydrophilic residues.

The correlation is a fact that activists haven't been shy about highlighting -- if Walmart and other low-wage workers don't have the right to organize, they'll never escape the bottom-barrel pay or tense work environment that makes them nervous to speak up, activists say.

Our results stress the evolvability of bacterial β-barrel surface structures and the environment as a source of progenitor virulence molecules of human pathogens.

The reactor is also equipped with steam jackets that reduce heat loss from the barrel of the reactor to the environment.

Although both positions are located in the flexible loops of the sfGFP barrel, we suspect that the local environment of conjugation affects the ability of the PEGMA chains to collapse upon heating above their cloud point.

It killed 11 workers and unleashed 4 million barrels of crude oil into the environment during the spawning months for Atlantic bluefin tuna.

256 pp. ISBN: 978-1-84564-002-6, $168 ChemicAl Leasing Goes Global: Selling Services Instead of Barrels: A Win Win Business Model for Environment and Industry Thomas Jakl, Petra Schwager, eds.