MicroR meters also give an audible click when it detects radiation, making it useful to point out the direction of a radioactive substance substance.
Mullā Ṣadrā distinguishes this primary "movement-in-substance" (al-ḥarakah fī al-jawhar) from haphazard, compulsory, and other accidental movements that lack proper direction, impede the natural movement of substance, or reverse it.
When this results in a net positive magnetization in the direction of the field, the substance has a positive susceptibility and is classified as paramagnetic.
Index I is proposed from the direction of screening different objective substance populations, including plant extracts, active fractions and pure compounds; index Π is according to screening different drug properties, including pharmacological properties, pharmacokinetic properties and affinity binding properties.
There was also a trend in the direction of an association between substance use and any pharmacotherapy (p = 0.069).
Any substance that preferentially dissolves in the mobile liquid is more rapidly transported in the direction of flow than is a substance that has greater affinity for the stationary liquid.
It is not too far-fetched to see these publications as the 17th-century equivalent of Bob Dylan albums - each book eagerly anticipated, containing songs of substance, and featuring surprising changes of direction.
The formal expansion of the range of addictive disorders to the direction of addictions not related to chemical substances has eventually been brought by the publishing of DSM-5 [ 11].
This desire for direction and purposefulness also surfaces in "Keepers", where the poet finds himself admiring beekeepers, envious of their cultivating "something / of substance, with a taste and use, obvious to anyone".
Under the bravura direction of George C. Wolfe, who understands that showmanship and substance are not mutually exclusive, "Topdog" is a deeply theatrical experience.
