The isotopic fractionation brought about by partial conversion will depend on the isotopic heterogeneity of the units within the parent fraction.
In 2009, the capital edged into 10th place on a list of Europe's greenest cities (released at a United Nations conference and presented by Siemens, the German conglomerate) -- aided in part by the V b' bike-rental program and the costly partial conversion of the city's taxi fleet to hybrids.
Nonetheless, a higher photo-absorption response for the sample of run 3 compared to that of the pure PbCl2 (Fig. 8(1(e))) indicates a partial conversion of precursor solutions to perovskite, followed by hydration and then degradation under ambient conditions [14].
Prolonged irradiation of this mixture by 254 nm light caused the destruction of various co-products and the partial conversion of ribonucleotide β-ribocytidine-2',3'-cyclic phosphate into ribonucleotide β-ribouridine-2',3'-cyclic phosphate.
Replacement of Na+ with other cations (K+, Mg++, Ca++) or mixtures of such salts resulted in partial conversion of rods into large and small spheres, similar as observed by Abram & Gibbons (1961); in addition, cells or spheres often lost viability.
Prolonged irradiation of this mixture by 254 nm UV-light caused the destruction of various co-products and the partial conversion of β-ribo cytidine-2',3'-cyclic phosphate into β-ribo uridine-2',3'-cyclic phosphate.
But there has also been criticism about some of the expenditures, like $50 million the authority gave for the partial conversion of the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard to private enterprise.
The researchers quote William James's theory that our attachment to our material possessions is so strong that losing them causes "a sense of shrinkage of our personality, a partial conversion of ourselves to nothingness".
Central to the production of cultured milk is the initial fermentation process, which involves the partial conversion of lactose (milk sugar) to lactic acid.
