Together, it is projected that such auxiliary effects, over time, perpetuate transformation of gel into the viscoelastic material, which constitutes fine-scale fibrous architecture specific to VE⊃ACN.
These were complex uses of a remarkable face which, with its vulpine lips and teeth and penetrating eyes, lives in the overlit borderland between beauty and ugliness, and thus constitutes a fine battleground for the forces of good and evil competing for Christ's soul.
Such type of drainage density values constitutes a fine drainage and shows good potential for the construction of surface water harvesting structures.
11.57am BST 16th over: England 99-1 (Taylor 42, Knight 20) Three singles and a very fine tickle to fine third man for four constitute a fine start to the over.
We compute with the first order MLMC-FV-IFCP method with (L = 4) levels of resolution and (M_{4} = 16) samples for the highest level, which corresponds to the grid of 4,611,072 cells and constitutes the finest mesh.
Of six dishes taken, three constitute a fine dinner.
The rates of gas absorption into reactive slurries constituted by "fine" particles of a sparingly soluble reactant are known to be enhanced when the particle size is smaller than the characteristic diffusional lengths of the reactive species.
Therefore, the fluctuation of MGs with the resistance of the membrane of IDVs and the association of cytoskeletons constitute a fine system to sense the change in magnetic field and to trigger the signal transduction.
It was found that when fv ranged from 0%to10%0%, the skeleton of the sample was mainly constituted by fines with the coarse grains floating in the fines matrix.
In Os simples (1892) he turned to the portrayal of peasant life, and this work constituted his finest poetry.
The former, all thrillers of sorts, constitute their finest work - Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing, Fargo, The Man Who Wasn't There and, their supreme achievement to date, No Country for Old Men.
