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These are essential elements in modern-day consumer electronics and are chiefly sourced from central Africa.
In recent times, there has been an increase in the demand for propylene, a petrochemical industry feedstock [5] and it is chiefly sourced from light olefins in the naphtha steam pyrolysis process.
He uses chiefly patristic sources, especially St. John Chrysostom, and reflects the literal historical interpretations of the theological school of Antioch, although he makes some use of mystical allegory.
Fats and oils are valued chiefly as sources of the carboxylic acids that are present, combined in the form of esters with glycerol.
Disagreements over the cause of the sinking persist with chiefly British sources claiming responsibility for the sinking of the ship.
Application of XAS to PM had been limited chiefly to source-collected material [13], [14]; advances in instrumentation now allow interrogation of even the minuscule amounts of elements of interest present on typical ambient monitoring filters [15].
There are chiefly two pressure sources responsible for recent geodetic deformation: the main source beneath the Aira caldera at a depth of ~10 km below sea level in the Kagoshima bay and a supplementary source group at a depth of 4 6 km beneath the summit; these are interpreted to indicate locations of the major deep reservoir and minor shallow magma reservoirs, respectively11,12 (Fig. 1).
Since the Norse sources (including the skaldic verses which were the sagas' main sources) chiefly describe war-related matters, less is known about other events during the reigns of the early Norwegian kings.
Western speculation concerning the meaning of history derived in the first instance chiefly from theological sources.
Terriers were surveys of the sources, chiefly land or 'gleeb', owned by each ecclesiastical parish in England and Wales.
There is no press censorship, but Belize relies heavily on external news sources, chiefly from the United States.
