Usually when people are talking about limiting step they expect significantly more: there exists a rate constant which exerts such a strong effect on the overall rate that the effect of all other rate constants together is significantly smaller.
This research approach implicitly suggests that context is a constant or exerts little influence on implementation success; however, a rapidly emerging body of literature suggests otherwise and stresses the powerful influence of context [ 10, 11].
Their defensive effort was epitomised by the way Te'o felled the burly Jamie George, but almost constant defence exerted a physical toll and either side of the interval the Warriors conceded penalties for trying to relieve the onslaught by doing whatever it took to slow down the ball at the ruck.
Informed that his book had been frequently mentioned, Mr. Wolfe said he had instructed himself that "this will be a novel of New York" with the city "always in the foreground, a constant presence exerting its irresistible pressure upon the mind and psyche of every character, to the point where no one any longer has a soul independent of Colossus".
The stages that occur during the transformation of liquid water to its vapour (steam) are shown in the figure, in which A E depict a cylindrical vessel containing a fixed quantity of water subject to the constant pressure exerted by a weighted (W) movable piston.
Jax Richards, sweeper Will Debassio and defender Nolan Schupak also typified the constant effort exerted by the Kaiser squad, which Paul Hillson said did not have a single club player.
To analyze the viscoelastic properties of fresh and cryopreserved oocytes, we injected magnetic beads into the ooplasm (Fig. 1) and followed their movement under a constant force exerted by a magnetic tweezers.
When the circular flat end of the probe applanated the sclera, it led to a relatively constant pressure exerted onto the eye surface and a stable indentation of the two optical fibers into the scleral substance.
Administrative chicanery and power politics blend with a mighty landscape that exerts constant pressure even in closed spaces.
This linear relationship is contrast to a well-established theory of bed shear stress, called "the law of the wall" — a theory that has mostly been applied to nonvegetated regions, and that generally assumes that an aquatic environment exerts constant stress near the bed, regardless of depth.
