By keeping the concentration of all components including oil, water, surfactant, cosurfactant, precursor, dye, and catalyst constant, this route enabled the synthesis of five types of FFSNPs with identical value for particle size and similar spherical morphology, which differed only regarding the introduced functional groups at the surface (Table 1 and Figure 1a).
That love is still returned daily in the Marlboro housing project, the one constant on her route.
These oriented bioactive glass scaffolds prepared by the constant freezing rate route could potentially be used for the repair of defects in load-bearing bones, such as segmental defects in the long bones.
The financial regulatory bill that was agreed upon in Congress on Friday reverses two decades of increasingly blind faith in the ability of financial markets to regulate themselves, but few think it will stop Wall Street's constant effort to route around Washington in pursuit of profits.
The second term is constant, since the route element dℓ1 doesn't vary along the orbit.
Although this criticism applies to the proposed linking of the kilogram to the Planck constant via a route that requires a knowledge of both special relativity and quantum mechanics it does not apply to the proposed definition of the ampere which is closer to an example of its quantity than is the current definition.
According to the work of Rouvière (1938), the lymphatic drainage of the head and neck region follows a relatively constant and sequential route.
Children came in direct contact with large amounts of soil through daily activities, and this provides a constant and direct route of exposure for children.
Response strategies are efficient when navigating in an environment where the start and target locations are constant, as in route learning paradigms (Hartley et al., 2003; Iaria et al., 2003; Head and Isom, 2010).
But to the passenger, "all they see is that they have constant connectivity along the route," Ms. Kennedy said.
