Skins of low permeability material enveloping a well bore are widely recognized to affect the performance of wells used to recover water, natural gas, or petroleum, and skin can also significantly diminish the performance of an SVE well.
The egg, packaged on a cardboard plinth in a plastic box, bears the widely recycled symbol.
"To make sure that the benefits of the World Service's ethos can be spread and brought to bear as widely as possible for all the BBC's audiences – the largest news audiences in the world – to be able to bring that together and strengthen its ethos is something personally I believe in," he added.
As an example of the general methodology we consider an important emerging disease - Leishmaniasis - a vector borne disease widely distributed in tropical regions that is estimated to affect 12 million people in 88 countries.
If the card bears a widely accepted credit card logo, you should be able to use it for online purchases.
Much of his time was spent romancing a mixed-race girl named Chloe who, it has been widely conjectured, bore him a son.
Ms. Gordon-Reed investigated the story of the slave family that included Sally Hemings, a slave owned by Jefferson who scholars widely believe bore his children.
As a modern military signaling instrument, it dates from about 1750, when Hanoverian Jäger (light infantry) battalions adopted the semicircular copper horn with widely expanding bore, used by the Flügelmeister, an official of the hunt.
The past couple of years have seen an increase in diseases borne by mosquitoes, widely occurring natural fires that destroy rangeland and alternating heavy droughts and floods necessitating maize imports.
The scope of his entire career to date, which also includes documentaries, grand-scale historical frescoes, and satirical fantasies, indicates the colossal cinematic armamentarium that he would bring to bear on a widely contextualized and multifaceted view of African-American lives — a spectrum far greater than a commercially produced Hollywood movie would be able to contain.
