Current explanations of chromatographic performance through theoretical models have relied heavily on phenomenological descriptions that use either variables that have no clear physical parallel within the experiment or broad definitions of diffusion, packing, and kinetics comprised of many complicated molecular processes contributing in sum.
This is a very attainable sum for people who have, after all, contributed in anticipation of this right.
For example, it intends to study more fully the motivations of Heinrich Mohn, who after the war explained that "on occasion in earlier years" he had contributed small sums to the Nazi Party "in order to be left alone".
But when the American Civil Liberties Union contributed $25,000, a sum in the same ballpark as the cost of the poll taken for the bankers, Protect Our Privacy began a heavy radio advertising campaign.
As a result of recent court rulings, private contractors would have little difficulty hiding whatever sums they choose to contribute in support of their favored candidates.
For instance, using Hald's data, Hadi and Ling [ 47] showed that while the first three (out of four) PC accounted for 99.96% of the variability in X, they contributed nothing (zero sum of squares) to the fit of the regression model; instead, the last PC alone contributed everything.
California-based eBay Inc. paid ALEC $12,000 in 2012, while Google contributed an unspecified sum.
Contributing in interdepartmental consultations.
The EU has all along played a significant role in aiding the Palestinian refugees and contributed the largest sum of money for their rehabilitation, health care and education.
The Soviet Union contributed an unknown sum.
