Thus, the analysis was developed on a seasonal basis (taking the variations of H and D from all the available international quiet days for each Lloyd's season of each year) and for the time span bounded by the availability of LIV data, i.e., 1997 2007, which roughly coincides with solar cycle 23.
As a result, this research is bounded by the availability of information and the cumulative knowledge of the research team.
The scanning of the parameter space can be bounded by the availability of good measurements for at least some of the parameter values.
One such example is complexation, where the amount of produced protein is bounded by the availability of the proteins required for the interaction.
Limit the availability of the item.
The macrocyclic ligand, tacn, displays very high metal ion stability constants, whilst the bound metal ion retains the availability of co-ordination sites for interaction with the N-terminally tagged protein.
(Tracy Letts, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "August: Osage County," has continued to ply both trades, recently appearing in a fine revival of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" that is supposedly Broadway-bound, depending of course on the availability of dollars).
At the same time the availability of an uniformly bounded family of extension operators is typical supposition in overwhelming majority of the existing homogenization schemes for problems in perforated domains with the Neumann or Robin boundary conditions (see e.g. [9, 10]).
Pre-treatment of substrate either by mechanical, chemical or biochemical processing to improve the availability of the bound nutrients and also to reduce the size of the components, e.g., pulverizing straw and shredding vegetable materials to optimize the physical aspects of the process.
The bounds on the pseudo-reactions are used to express the availability of an exogenous metabolite in an environmental condition.
