Surhoff is essentially a contact hitter, with 44 strikeouts in 388 at-bats, with 29 walks.
Essentially, their contact with the farmers may be only to encourage adoption of IRVs and may not have anything to do with linking farmers to the markets or encouraging them to participate in output markets.
Barish says ILC designers have had essentially no contact for more than a year with officials above those working in DOE's High Energy Physics program, which is investing $35 million in ILC research and development this year.
It's less sci-fi sounding than it once was, thanks to induction charging like that based on the Qi standard, but that's still a tech that essentially requires contact, if not incredibly close proximity.
Reid and Frostick (1994) defined the bedload as the grains that move along the bed and that are essentially in contact with it at all times (i.e., including only sliding and rolling particles) and independently defined the saltation load; however, others (e.g., Allen 1982; Bridge and Demicco 2008) defined the bedload to include saltating grains in addition to sliding and rolling grains.
It's similar to LinkedIn's Connect features that essentially push contact information to you on the go when people are in your vicinity, and here it will focus first on areas like pre-meeting updates after you'e synced your calendar to the app.
The NMR edges are essentially the contact edges, significantly corrupted by experimental noise and ambiguity (around 5 noisy edges per correct one).
People is essentially your contacts list, with the little added bonus of limited Facebook support.
If the behavior of the samples would prove to be the same with respect to the maximum recorded photocurrent, it would be possible to attribute the intensity differences from sample to sample essentially to contact-related issues and not to the hybrid material building procedure adopted.
In the crystal structures of a full-length β2GPI in the extended conformation [8], [9], domain V forms essentially no contacts with the adjacent domain.
