They explain this by noticing that many Southerners are descendents of Scots-Irish immigrants who had to develop a "culture of honor" to survive under harsh, comparatively lawless conditions in Northern Ireland before coming to the United States.
At lower fluid-to-binder ratios, the alkaline fluid required would be comparatively less, resulting in harsh mortar exhibiting high frictional resistance.
Despite the increased use of stainless steel for concrete reinforcement in harsh chloride environments, comparatively little is known about the surface chemistry of these materials in alkaline media simulating concrete pore solutions.
This harsh, reflective lighting also comparatively reduces the background to a dark tonality that enhances the foreground.
The digital-only systems produced comparatively poor quality speech, with objectionably harsh quantization noise being clearly audible, except when the available channel capacity is relatively high (e.g., when (bar {theta }=25) dB and b=5, see Fig. 7 b).
This lack of pressure means that the boundary conditions for the boss-less organization may be substantially narrower when exposed to a harsher selection environment and, comparatively, alternative forms might have performed equally well or better if given the chance.
