KEN JOHNSON MARK HANDFORTH Gavin Brown's Enterprise 620 Greenwich Street, West Village Through March 29 Balancing Minimalist reticence with accessible symbolism, Mark Handforth's sculptures quietly destabilize high-profile public settings.
So then to sort of summarize this set of orbitals, we have for d z squared and d x squared minus y squared, we have large repulsions by those negative point charges, they're pointing directly at the orbitals, and so they're destabilized, higher in energy than the other -- the d x y, d y z and d x z.
This balance can be destabilized by high loading rate and moisture contents.
These minerals are destabilized under high- X CO 2 conditions (cf. Nishiyama 1990).
Even with scaling implemented, a 90% reduction in reactivation was required to consistently destabilize the high weight state.
Its secondary and tertiary structures remain stable in the presence of 35% alcohol but these structures are destabilized at higher alcohol concentrations due to the disturbance of hydrophobic interactions between tryptophanyl residues.
The results demonstrate that pilot can destabilize the low-frequency regressing lead-lag rotor mode; however he/she is destabilizing also the high-frequency advancing lag rotor mode.
We found that maximum and minimum values of ΔΔG of disease related SASs have higher (destabilizing) values compared with those of neutral SASs.
"Plus, any time a husband and wife work together in a high-pressure situation, you have to hope that the relationship is going to come out intact from a situation where the stakes are so high and destabilizing.
Furthermore the force field was shown to account for both stabilizing and destabilizing mutations with a high correlation (0.89) with experimental results [37].
The results show that the stability of an oxyfuel combustion flame is greatly improved by having a moderate to strong internal recirculation zone to produce a Type-II flame; and could also be easily destabilized by a high velocity jet of unburned carbon/char as illustrated by a dark central region emanating from the centre of the burner.
