The Kitakore Building is a tumbledown shop that looks as though it pays bully-money to the elements just to stay in existence, but this is entirely in keeping with the stock that the crowd flocks in to purchase.
But maybe we're getting the opposite: a generation of kids who think the world is merely another element in their tiresome teenage existence.
The most unlikely and absurd plot element in "Strangelove" is the existence of a Soviet "Doomsday Machine".
When PEO process for Ti-Al substrate developed for a period of time, by analyzing the distribution of Ti element in oxide coatings, the existence of oxide film dielectric breakdown in discharge process was testified and the general shapes of discharge channels were also obtained.
Consistent with what Lowi states (1964) on the activation of specific arenas of power and public decision-making, it is fair to conjecture that certain types of policies including primarily security, a crucial element in peaceful, organised co-existence, especially in the urban environment could determine the features of politics and the actual structure of democratic quality.
Symposia were eating and dining occasions with a strong ritual element; their existence is reflected in the marked emphasis, in the Homeric poems, on ostentatious feasting and formal banqueting as assertions of status (what have been called "feasts of merit").
Let E be an ordered Banach space, whose positive cone K is normal with a normal constant N0, that is, if θ ≤ x ≤ y, then ||x|| ≤ N0||y||, where θ is the zero element in E. We consider the existence of positive solutions for nonlinear second-order integro-differential equations - u ″ ( t ) + M u ( t ) = f ( t, u ( t ), ( S u ) ( t ) ), 0 < t < 1 (1).
Identification of additional T3E was conducted using criteria defined previously [ 5] to mine the GMI1000 genome: (i) homology to known T3E in other bacterial species (ii) presence of a hrpII box in the promoter region since 52/70 T3E gene promoters harbor this cis-regulatory element in GMI1000 [ 24], (iii) existence of specific amino acid distribution biases in the 50 N-terminal domain [ 24].
Nebulium, hypothetical chemical element whose existence was suggested in 1868 by the English astronomer Sir William Huggins as one possible explanation for the presence of unidentified (forbidden) lines (at 3,726, 3,729, 4,959, and 5,007 angstroms wavelength) in the spectra of gaseous nebulae.
After Russian chemist Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev in 1871 predicted this element's existence, tentatively calling it ekaboron, Swedish chemist Lars Fredrik Nilson in 1879 discovered its oxide, scandia, in the rare-earth minerals gadolinite and euxenite, and Swedish chemist Per Teodor Cleve later in 1879 identified scandium as the hypothetical ekaboron.
