(3) The beginning of a radio synchrotron shell on the southern side of the SNR where thermal X-rays appear to arise suggesting that N 157B is starting to become a composite SNR.
"The fascinating thing about Pine is … at the beginning, he is a shell of a human.
The firm began with his purchase of a shell company, Wire and Plastic Products, with money borrowed against shares in Saatchi & Saatchi, the advertising agency where he was finance director.
The point of initial "locking" between nanoparticles on the droplet surface and beginning of the shell formation is associated with theoretical maximum of solid volume fraction.
When a shell is full, the next element in the series starts a new shell, and that marks the beginning of a new row of the table.
On the ecclesiastical and social calendar this was the beginning of Carnival; on the gastronomic calendar it was the beginning of soft-shell crabs, slightly ahead of castraure, the local small wild artichokes, and still in full radicchio season.
"Only yesterday, I was able to bathe [for the first time] since the beginning of the shelling".
This is peak season for squash, when the end of the zucchini overlaps with the beginning of the hard-shells, all those sturdy varieties that can carry a seasonally sensitive cook through the most barren months.
For a short time straddling the hottest weeks between the end of summer and the beginning of fall, fresh shelling beans can be found by the mound at various farmers markets.
In general, an incomplete shell means that some attracting power of a nucleus may be wasted, and adding electrons beyond a closed shell would entail the energetic disadvantage of beginning the next shell of the atom concerned.
