The new synthetic route has the following advantages: the reaction can be carried out under moderate conditions, yield of the product is very good and particles of nanometer size can be attained, which make this method promising for large-scale production.
They express optimism that the goals can be attained, which serves to give a context of "meaning" when members of the organization are asked to make sacrifices and/or work through difficulties.
Here, assuming that individuals have a finite lifetime "effort budget" to devote to either acquiring prior knowledge or innovating new knowledge again produced upper limits on the maximum cultural complexity that can be attained, at which point the entire effort budget is spent acquiring prior knowledge with none left over for further innovation.
Nevertheless, more little errors can be attained after precise estimation which can make the DME interference mitigated to a lower level.
It specifies pre-conditions which must be attained before collaboration can commence and prescribes how individuals should behave both when joint activity is progressing satisfactorily and also when it runs into difficulty.
Actually, if no other failure mechanisms occur, the displacement, which can be attained in a rocking response, can be limited only by second order (P-Δ) effects associated with overturning (Magenes and Calvi 1997).
This change can be attained through a holistic approach, which can be initiated by the inclusion of primary preventive services in the health services catalogue of insurance companies for the elderly.
Faster speeds can be attained using ramjets, which forgo the compressor and use a specially shaped inlet to slow and concentrate air.
The aggregation of nanoparticles contains the linear alignment which can be achieved by sharing a common crystallographic orientation among the primary particles and the nonlinear arrangement which can be attained with the lateral lattice fusion of the primary particles [30].
Fundamental, core Islamic values - of protecting one's children from death, of collaboratively living in the present rather than in suspended animation awaiting an ephemeral and much fictionalized afterlife ( one which can be attained only through the killing of others) - are utterly subjugated in the febrile, generational psychosis which has gripped much of mainstream Palestinian culture.
