Lenox is marketing break-resistant glassware to people in their 20's, a group that Traci Koller, 22, of Lenox's publicity department, said was "still a little bit klutzy".
Among color-screen models, the Palm 130 ($250) is an ideal choice, thanks to its superbright screen (indoors), break-resistant plastic screen and choice of interchangeable faceplates ranging from snakeskin to wood grain.
GE highlights some reasons for homeowners to make the switch, noting how LED bulbs last longer, use less electricity and are more break-resistant.
It must be break-resistant.
Some ectomycorrhizal fungi produce special enzymes (C 14) that can break down resistant organic substances in the litter or soil, which other decomposers cannot do.
Looking slightly reluctant, he demonstrated their non-slip and broken glass-resistant qualities in Newcastle upon Tyne.
On June 3, 2004, General James T. Hill, of the U.S. Southern Command, held a press conference at which he mentioned how interrogators at Guantánamo had tried to break an especially resistant, and presumably important, detainee.
There is evidence of this effect in regard to some microbial communities exposed to antibiotics35, in which a population of antibiotic-resistant and antibiotic-sensitive types depends on the efficiency with which resistant types break down the antibiotics, and decreasing the efficiency of resistant types increases their relative frequency in the population.
PBO blocks enzymes that help resistant mosquitoes break down pyrethroids, so, in theory, the mosquitoes should become susceptible again.
The other possibility we are contemplating is that these participants may have inherent physical properties in their airway mucus that makes it more resistant to break up into droplets when coughing.
