My child is still young but when he drops even one grain of rice I ask him to pick it up and eat it.
High-reliability and redundancy is a must for the facility, where dropping even one in 100,000 connections would create more than 7,000 angry customers a day.
"If the water is 174 degrees, it does not heat up to 175 degrees, and in the last three years it has not dropped even one degree either". Eventually, Parker hopes to drill deeper and hit a subterranean steam vent.
The ratio of carboxylase/oxygenase reactions (VC/VO) is three under normal conditions (Heldt and Piechulla 2011), however, this ratio can drop even below one and may reach the compensation point (VC/VO = 0.5) at which the net CO2 uptake rate becomes zero under drought conditions (Heldt and Piechulla 2011).
It is so intense that if the energy drops for even one second everyone notices.
Of course, when this crowd wins, women become more financially dependent on men: Stephen Rose and Heidi Hartmann found that women's hourly wages drop 22percentt for even one year out of employment, and drop even more steeply for more time out (see Table 2).
"He [Sugeno] is a dangerous player; he has weapons from everywhere on the court, so that's why I was so pumped up, because if you drop your level even one or two notches he's going to strike," Lapthorne said.
She has said that she subscribes to the "one drop theory" – the idea that if even one drop of your blood is black, you identify as black.
All that said, I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks $3,500 is a lot of cash to drop on a bicycle, even one that is as nice to look at and easy to ride as a Faraday.
They reflect a society in which laws prohibited interracial marriage and states such as Virginia enforced a "one drop" rule designating anyone as black if they could trace even one drop of their blood to an African American ancestor.
