These depicted 21 uppercase letters (excluding M, N, Q, V, W) composed of smaller capital letters with a different identity (e.g., an A made out of small Bs).
In this work, an equivalent annual cost (EAC) function composed of the capital and running costs is developed to obtain an optimal strategy for cell design and operation of an industrial-scale packed-bed electrode reactor (PBER).
The largest artwork in the house, a series of intricate drawings composed of tiny capital letters that coalesce, from afar, into a copse of bare tree trunks, is by an interloper: Gustavo Bonevardi, an architect who was one of the creators of the "Tribute in Light" memorial at the World Trade Center site, as well as Mr. Weiselberg's first employer.
Instead, the returns in the long positions are composed of the capital gains (the differences in prices), the coupon paid and the reinvestment of the coupon at the risk free rate.
Data are presented in Additional file 3. The interaction term, composed of neighbourhood social capital and individual social capital, was not statistically significant when added to the Model 1, and was therefore removed.
The final wave was composed of "men with capital and enterprise". They built houses of brick and stone, increased the agricultural surplus well above immediate needs, and looked for wider markets in which to sell.
For all wind/PV configurations, the ACS is composed of the annualized capital cost (ACC), annualized operation and maintenance cost (AOC), and annualized replacement cost (ARC).
The swastika, called crux gammata, composed of four Greek capitals of the letter gamma, is marked on many early Christian tombs as a veiled symbol of the cross.
To jump start the flow of capital, NASVF (composed of members of state and regional development agencies, venture funds and business incubators) is working with Innovation America, a nonprofit that connects entrepreneurs with keepers of capital--both private and public--to create something called the National Innovation Seed Fund of Funds (NISF).
The hotel was one of only half-a-dozen two-storey buildings in Hadiboh, the very humble capital composed of flat-roofed, mud brick dwellings; anything less fundamental would have been a culture shock to Hadiboh's 2,000 hard-pressed citizens.
