The most persistent and corrosive feature of American life over the past three decades is income inequality: it rose steeply during Clinton's first term, and, despite his budget victory, it continued to go up in his second.
Hexavalent chromium is frequently found in industrial effluents as a result of the industrial applications of this compound and its anti-corrosive features.
In addition, PEG exhibits satisfactory melting behavior, non-toxic and non-corrosive features, excellent chemical and thermal properties, bio-degradability, low vapor pressure, and low cost (Qian et al. 2013).
Out July 7 on Houston producer Rabit's imprint Halycon Veil, Bonfires of Urbanity features three corrosive, club-ready songs from LEDEF and Tone Padron.
Most degradation products are considered corrosive or irritant and therefore feature strongly in that category in addition to the parent amine.
Polymers as alternate construction materials in apparatus design feature special advantages as column internals or in heat transfer operation when handling corrosive media (resistance to corrosion and fouling, costs).
He endorses the notion, popular on the left, that poverty is not just a glitch but a feature of the American system, "a corrosive brew," he writes, "capable of eating away at the underpinnings of democratic life itself".
"It's an annoying feature of life,and I think in some ways corrosive.
SRB featuring high corrosion rates were compared to non-corrosive but still H2-consuming control SRB, sterile controls and abiotic sulfide corrosion controls.
It was a small moment, but one that said it all about a movie whose wobbly specifics (one shot featured roadsigns for Tilbury, Essex, where filming took place) suggested a corrosive attitude of Will This Do? Way back when, the geography had been sharper.
Because it is corrosive and possesses rather low 'heating value' (<19 M J kg−1), and some other disadvantageous features, it is unattractive for use without prior treatment.
