"If these mainstream artists attempted to hide the collapse of the medium by foregrounding the self-sufficiency of things, Mono-ha artists relentlessly pushed the collapse to its extreme end".
It took only the collapse of a medium-size Japanese bank, Hokkaido Takushoku (with assets worth $80 billion), to expand Thailand's problems into a regional crisis, says Thomas Byrnes Thomas Byrnes, sovereign risk analyst for Moody's.
The 4 March 1977 earthquake was responsible for 1424 casualties and the collapse of more than 33 medium and large buildings in Bucharest; the 10 November 1940 earthquake led, through the collapse of the Carlton building, to 140 deaths.
The method is based on the use of cavitation phenomena, which is the formation, growth, and collapse of cavitation bubbles in the liquid medium [31, 32].
Further, it was reported that the degassing of the reaction medium intensifies the collapse of the cavitation bubbles, resulting in higher production of OH and other radicals, which enhance the yield of the sonochemical reaction (Sivasankar et al. 2007).
Steaks, for example, were consistently overcooked -- medium instead of medium rare, well instead of medium.
Islamists will promote the idea of using gold as the international medium of exchange, leading to the collapse of the dollar.
Then, initial dismay was followed by the installation of medium-range missiles in Europe and the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union.
The allegedly self-organising market is delivering far too low a level of business start-ups and far too few of these firms survive to become fully-fledged, medium-sized enterprises, a crisis made worse by the collapse of credit.
