3a It is the solvent cavity which undergoes greater contraction than the other components of the structure, contracting to 12.4 % of the structure at 100 K (see the Supporting Information).
Put another way, they have been contracting to sell shares that they have not yet borrowed.
You are, in effect, contracting to pick up such valuables at a given time.
ISIS is both expanding and contracting to survive, U.S. officials say.
"The Supreme Court long ago prohibited competing providers from jointly contracting to provide their services, except in specified circumstances".
The report suggests that colleges cut costs by merging and/or contracting to outside firms their catering, cleaning and administration.
Using technology such as Tracka and Budeshi, as civil society is pushing for, will be critical to track projects from contracting to service delivery.
For banks that have inherited a host of insolvent buildings, he explained, "contracting to do retrofits may become a significant part of what we do".
The gap shrank in the July-September period after contracting to $107.6 billion in the second quarter, the Commerce Department said.
What sort of competitive model permits someone with very close connections in the world of contracting to get supervisory rights over another company in the same business?
In Chapter One: Gens de Couleur Libres, she used a jazz orchestra, contracting to a smaller ensemble for Chapter Two: Mississippi Moonchile.
