The walls induce crescent-shaped vortices comparatively near but not attached to the sphere, which travel with the sphere.
On July 27 28 , 1944 Roosevelt had approved MacArthur's argument that the next objective in the Pacific theatre of the war should be the Philippine Archipelago (which was comparatively near to the already conquered New Guinea).
Considerable reductions of the heavy metal concentrations (Fig. 2) in the experimental pits that supported successful colonization and growth of the oyster mushroom coincided with comparatively near neutral pH values and had the highest mushroom fruit body yield and heavy metal uptake (Fig. 4).
'Near' is clearly a relative term, though this does show how comparatively close asteroid 2012 BX34 came.
evaluate the level of care at maternal life-saving emergency services by comparatively analysing near-misses and maternal mortalities.
We also aim to evaluate the level of care at the maternal emergency services in Syria by comparatively analysing maternal near-misses and mortalities.
Those 50 years, in the light of this show, seem comparatively eventless, as if, nearing the age of 40, the artist had dis covered a satisfactory man ner and settled into it for life, busying himself with refine ments rather than develop ments.
The comparatively broad probability distribution near the zero value of the full vector of rigid translation is evidence of the existence of multiple translation states of special non-CSL GBs.
But John King, Mr. Michener's assistant, said that both books - one fiction, one nonfiction - are comparatively short, and both are near completion.
If that film felt like an over-extended introduction, this one, continuing the efforts of fugitive teen Tris to overturn the class hierarchies of the near future, is comparatively garbled, though Woodley gives it some semblance of purpose.
